[pypy-dev] Re: rpython: first steps?

[dave . long]

Hi CF,

Thanks for the very useful reply; sorry mine is late.

Last night I tried immutable and elidable hints in what I thought were obvious 
places, but I guess they were already obvious enough as they didn't affect the 
JIT trace ({jit-log-opt-loop} is what I want to be looking at, right?). Tonight 
I'll try to skim the video to get some other ideas.
(I've also learned that I really ought to implement get_printable_location, 
which is first priority for tonight)

Unfortunately the code isn't uploaded anywhere; I'll mail a copy to you when I 
get a chance to clean it up slightly (on or before the weekend).

Thanks again,
-Dave
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[pypy-dev] rpython: first steps?

[dave . long]

I've managed to write a small rpython interpreter, and the jit seems to be 
working for both single loops and bridged loop nests. Does anyone have any 
suggestions for what I should be looking at next?

Is attempting to play with the structure of the interpreter worthwhile? Or 
should I be looking to see which helper defs I can mark with the rpython 
decorators? Or something else?

Thanks
-Dave
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