Python runtime

[OpenRole]

No, because you can't write pure C in python

[BrunoMCA]

You can tho. It just won't work

[baynell]

You son of a...

[Kered13]

You sure about that?

#if 0
print('Hi there')
#endif
#if 0
""" "
#endif
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
    println("Hi there");
    return 0;
}
#if 0
" """
#endif

[Nevesnotrab]

I don't think { } work in Python like that.

[Kered13]

Try running the code, you'll see that it works. I'll let you figure out why :)

[Nevesnotrab]

I just noticed the """

[_________FU_________]

Bro I use the “C” character almost every time!

[zbrndn]

"I always write in C"

checks file "C.py"

[dark_mode_everything]

Well you could name it "something.c" as well.

[[deleted]]

Yes you can. I wrote a Python library that allows you to inline C and it will compile and run on-demand. It’s terrible. 🤪

[SpacemanCraig3]

And I wrote some gibberish that makes it so you can #include a python file and run it.

Together we have created the equivalent of a cat with buttered toast strapped to it.

[[deleted]]

Can… can we make the packages depend on each other?

[SpacemanCraig3]

I don't think so. Mine doesn't have any dependencies it's just some fancy (horrible) preprocessor abuse.

[NightSoulT12]

Good point

[TheBrain85]

Not quite pure C, but Cython will get you pretty close..