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Lvl999Noob 8 months ago | parent | context | favorite | on: RustPython: A Python Interpreter Written in Rust

Iirc, it mostly impact C modules in terms of the guarantees that are offered / not offered with GIL / NOGIL.

amelius 8 months ago [–]

Yeah, but the ecosystem of C modules is what makes Python so great.

galangalalgol 8 months ago | | [–]

There is a competing c interface that numpy and a few other projects are adopting that allows for no gil. Last time this came up I thought the rust implementation used that one.

bmitc 8 months ago | | [–]

It's what makes Python tolerable.

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