Description
Shed Skin FOR MAC
Shed Skin is an experimental compiler that can translate pure, but implicitly statically typed Python programs into optimized C++. It can generate stand-alone programs or simple extension modules, which can be imported and used from larger Python programs.
Key Features:
- Experimental Python compiler for Mac
- Optimized C++ code generation
- Speedup of 2-40 times over Psyco
- Speedup of 2-220 times over CPython
- Support for 17 common Python modules
- Early-stage development with ongoing improvements
Technical Specifications:
- Operating System: Mac
- Price: FREE
- Publisher: Mark Dufour
Installation:
To install Shed Skin on your Mac, follow these steps:
- Open a Terminal window
- Browse to Shed Skin's folder
- Run the following command from inside the directory:
sudo python setup.py install - Administrator privileges are required for installation
For more information and to download Shed Skin FOR MAC, visit the publisher's website.
User Reviews for Shed Skin FOR MAC 7
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Shed Skin for Mac shows promising speed improvements over existing Python compilers. Limited standard library support may be a drawback.
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Shed Skin is a game-changer for Python developers! The speed improvements are incredible, and I love the optimized C++ output.
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This app is fantastic! It allows me to compile my Python code into C++, significantly boosting performance. Highly recommend!
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I was amazed by how much faster my programs ran after using Shed Skin. It's easy to set up and delivers great results!
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Shed Skin has transformed my coding experience. The ability to compile to C++ is impressive, making my apps run so much smoother!
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Absolutely love Shed Skin! The performance gains are astounding, and it's a breeze to use once you get the hang of it.
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Shed Skin is an excellent tool for optimizing Python code. Fast compilation to C++ with significant speedups—what's not to love?