Python Source

[ArdPy]

I am not sure whether this group is the best place to post my thought.
I will ask neverthless:

Is it possible to hack through the code written by Guido van Rossum
that makes the python interpreter. If yes please let me know how to
begin. If its not then pardon me.

[Gabriel Genellina]

Re: Python Source

At Saturday 21/10/2006 05:09, ArdPy wrote:

>I am not sure whether this group is the best place to post my thought.
>I will ask neverthless:

I doubt any other group would be better...

>Is it possible to hack through the code written by Guido van Rossum
>that makes the python interpreter. If yes please let me know how to
>begin. If its not then pardon me.

Python is free software - you can read, study, and modify it to your
own taste (as far as you respect the license).
Start at http://www.python.org


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[Sybren Stuvel]

Re: Python Source

ArdPy enlightened us with:

Is it possible to hack through the code written by Guido van Rossum
that makes the python interpreter.

Yes it is.

If yes please let me know how to begin. If its not then pardon me.

Download the source, start hacking.

Sybren
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[Ben Finney]

Re: Python Source

"ArdPy" <ardsrk@gmail.c omwrites:

Is it possible to hack through the code written by Guido van Rossum
that makes the python interpreter.

Hack through it to where? I don't understand the request.

Why, specifically, only the code written by GvR?

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[Fredrik Lundh]

Re: Python Source

Ben Finney wrote:

I don't understand the request.

one wonders if someone who's not even capable of finding the code
is capable of "hacking" it, in any sense of that word.

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