Panah VS Profiterole

So yeah contact me if you'd like to speed up your Python programs. Note that, I can improve your code algorithmically as well, generally a nice cleanup. One thing I can offer is metaprogramming through Python's metaclasses. It will make your code much more elegant and beautiful. I generally do weird things, like writing a DNS resolver in Python and in Assembly as well. So if you want my services, I am here.

PS: You know what is weird? A few months ago I decided to write a tunnel, that in my words, 'did not use any header files'. I did not know it's called CRT back then. Now I read your NullDev blog, and I realize that you like to do this as well. Seeing as how skilled you are, I am glad I share the same headspace as you do. I failed but who knows what may happen in the future. I just hope a little bit down the line I will be helping people who are in my position right now. Thanks for all the help you are giving me, and everyone else for that matter who helps me.

For example, in the case of above code, what I am doing is trying to make a DNS resolver. I have already --- done --- this, but as you can see one of the times I did it was a script and not a program, and the other time was a mix of C and Assembly that probably runs on my own machine only. Now I am making a tunnel and I wanna make a simple fast resolver. Why I mention this is, I am basically filling in the data for the query. It's a patch job sure, but it does do the job as specified. My query data is 512 bytes, the type is unsigned char and using pointer arithmetic I can access two-at-a-time.

First off, my portfolio is here. There are two ways with which invoking C functions directly within Python can be achieved: one is using CPython's C API through symbols and macros that are in in Python.h which can be found in any Python distribution, and I use it here. The other is through the ctypes module, and loading shared binaries, which makes it even more portable because the former only works in the CPython implementation. Not that it matters since most people use CPython. Speaking of ctypes, it is entirely possible to load libc in Python in flash: __import__("ctypes").CDLL(None).syscall(60, 0). Now your program has exited, because, at least on an Intel/AMD machine, you have invoked the exit(2) systemcall with status code 0! This is literally the Assembly code movq $60, %rax; xorq %rdi, %rdi; syscall; so don't say 'Python is high-level'! (it is, but you know!)

I am working on a profiler. Since the work on stage 1 was done, and I just have to use prlimits to make the rlimits reporter (whilst I am waiting for your responses, I will do just that), I tried to two things 1- making a Python interface using Python.h (and I will later make one using ctypes for Jive Python and the such and so) 2- practice with Autotools by writing the build system for the library itself.