> Building type filtering directly into the core however locks you to The > One Right approach, while different transforms will have different > needs. I cannot see any performance benefits either. > Also, how would you build type filtering into the core at all, if not by using transforms to implement it? Certainly not by hard-wiring it into the current code-processing-in-methods-in-nodes?
As I said earlier, I'm a strong believer of Transform.py simply being about creating a more modular and maintainble compiler core, not about building a plugin framework. Transforms and plugins are two conceptually different things, the former being a necessity for the latter. I'll calm down now :-) Thanks for raising the point, I'm curious to hear your thoughts... -- Dag Sverre _______________________________________________ Cython-dev mailing list [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/cython-dev
