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Sorta relatedly the Python to Golang system "Grumpy" seems to be moribund. I guess there's no real demand for it. Though I'm curious if there's been unpublished improvments.
https://github.com/google/grumpy
I used Shed Skin in the long long ago to speed up a solver for a queuing problem I was playing with.
The journey was:
- naive python solver: https://github.com/dgoffredo/wait-time/blob/master/solver.py
- "optimized" solver that ended up being slower due to more time spent in the python interpreter: https://github.com/dgoffredo/wait-time/blob/master/solver_op...
- used Shed Skin to speed up the python bits, but I don't recall whether I got it to integrate with the fsolve module (I doubt it in retrospect)
- rewrote it all in C++ templates using some professor's linpack port; MUCH faster: https://github.com/dgoffredo/hybrd/blob/d84013352797e61d449b...
I used Shed Skin in the long long ago to speed up a solver for a queuing problem I was playing with.
The journey was:
- naive python solver: https://github.com/dgoffredo/wait-time/blob/master/solver.py
- "optimized" solver that ended up being slower due to more time spent in the python interpreter: https://github.com/dgoffredo/wait-time/blob/master/solver_op...
- used Shed Skin to speed up the python bits, but I don't recall whether I got it to integrate with the fsolve module (I doubt it in retrospect)
- rewrote it all in C++ templates using some professor's linpack port; MUCH faster: https://github.com/dgoffredo/hybrd/blob/d84013352797e61d449b...