Thanks for clarifying this. Seems that I have totally mixed up concepts of Pyrex, Psyco and PyPy....
Markus
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Markus Meyer <meyer@mesw.de> wrote:
I may be wrong, but to the best of my knowledge pyrex can compile Python
source code into executable source code _without_ requiring to use the CPyrex is a python-like language. Sometimes you can use your Python code
unchanged, but it usually takes a bit of work. Of course the real point
of Pyrex is for C interfacing and/or performance increases with a
Python-like language. There is nothing stopping the developer from
using Pyrex to interface with licensing.