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That quote was in context of

What in your opinion keeps LuaJITs performance away from C/C++, i.e. what other "hard" things need to be solved?



TBH that was the spirit of my question. I was wondering if there was something special about Lua (the language), and it seems like the answer is a resounding "no".

So basically, I should donate to pypy...


I'm not sure I could call that "resounding" - for one a PyPy dev disagreed with him in a sibling thread.

> Yes, you can go a long way without extra APIs etc, but sometimes there is info that's available, that's simply not there, because it's only in a programmers head.

https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/19gv4c/why_pyt...




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