> A custom toolchain compiles a .py file into CPython ByteCode, translates it to a custom assembly, and produces a binary that runs on a pipelined processor built from scratch.
> Runs a subset of Python
What's the advantage of using a new custom toolchain, custom instruction set and custom processor over existing tools that compile a subset of Python for existing CPUs? - e.g. Cython, Nuitka etc?
> Runs a subset of Python
What's the advantage of using a new custom toolchain, custom instruction set and custom processor over existing tools that compile a subset of Python for existing CPUs? - e.g. Cython, Nuitka etc?