>Brett provided the following direction:
> >Right, I meant change how it (BaseException) is written. Right now
> >it uses PyMethodDef for magic methods and just uses PyType_New()
> >as a constructor. I was wondering if, for some reason, it would be
> >faster if you used a PyType_Type definition for BaseException and
> >used the proper C struct to associate the methods with the class.
Just a status update. Richard has implemented enough of this that I've
been able to run some performance tests, and this changes it this pybench
test from being 57% slower than 2.4.3 to being 32% faster. Go Richard.
It's looking pretty good so far.
Now we just have to keep it from exploding.
Thanks,
Sean
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