Batuhan Taskaya <[email protected]> added the comment:
> For instance, we have such code:
But what about this, what would the bytecode will look like in this case (where
the annotations don't exactly follow each other?)
a: int
T = TypeVar('T')
b: T
b1: Gen[T]
X = TypeVar('X')
c: X
d: str
Do you propose to build 2/3 different dicts and apply them one by one to allow
calls to access that frame and recover the annotations?
> I will look more like micro-optimization, I can implement this feature and
> run benchmarks to check performance boost.
What kind of optimization do you target? It would be really cool if you could
get us some numbers with a draft patch (like comparing to test the import time
of a module heavy with annotations, or even maybe some real-world examples.
Here is a list of heavily-typed projects:
https://github.com/hauntsaninja/mypy_primer/blob/2d14b20fa782896cc3d6ad2548a70c024b0f4e8a/mypy_primer.py#L900
Would love to see an import time comparison, or something similiar.
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