One of the goals of this project is to learn about writing interpreters. This is a space for contributors to share what they learned and to communicate the details of the RustPython implementation. You can contribute by using a pull request. By taking the time to write things down, we hope that you get an opportunity to reflect and clarify your own thought processes.
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Dec 1, 2021Using RustPython with PyCharm and Visual Studio Code on macOS.
For macOS, here is how you can setup RustPython as an interpreter for PyCharm and Visual Studio Code.
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Jan 26, 2021pip is working! 🎉 🎉
7380 commits and 1940 pull requests later, pip and get-pip.py are working with RustPython 🎉 🎉. pip can install itself and setuptools!
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Apr 4, 2020How to contribute to RustPython using CPython's unit tests
At the very end of 2019, we finally reached one of our short-term goals: CPython
unittestsupport which makes finding CPython compatibility errors easier than ever. This will probably be the major source of contributions for new contributors this year. Here is a simple guideline. -
Apr 2, 2020Introduction to the RustPython parser
This post goes over the RustPython parser. You can see the source code in the rustpython-parser crate.