Claims are that Iron
Python can be statically compiled, promising higher performance. I'm interested
in writing parts of my system, implemented mostly in C# for .NET under Win32
environment, in Python, mostly for fun, potentially also to save time if it
proves to be useful. Dynamic compilation is not an option, I want to be able to
call Python from C#, not the other way round, and without the overheads of
invoking the Python engine on my way there. Is there indeed a way
to achieve this? I don't see any clues on the web. Python does not seem
to consume any sort of command line switches and does not offer help docs.
Thanks a lot for all your responses.
Cheers,
Krzys
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