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Python behind the scenes #4: how Python bytecode is executed
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Diving into the Python call stack (PyGotham 2018) - Nikhil's blog
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| | [AI summary] The provided text discusses the process of capturing Python stack traces from a crashed process using Crashpad. It outlines how Python's internal structures, such as frames, code objects, and thread-local storage, are leveraged to extract meaningful crash reports. The text also touches on related work, like sampling profilers, and emphasizes the benefits of reliable crash reporting for productivity and debugging.
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Introduction to the Python Interpreter, Part 3: Understanding Bytecode - Allison Kaptur
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| | [Edit: A significantly expanded version of this series appears as a chapter in The Architecture of Open Source Applications, volume 4, as A Python ...
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Writing Python inside your Rust code - Part 3 - Mara's Blog
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| | Have you ever seen the Rust compiler give a Python error? Or better, have you ever seen rust-analyzer complain about Python syntax? In this post, we'll extend our python!{} macro to make that happen.
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Faster async functions and promises ยท V8
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| Faster and easier-to-debug async functions and promises are coming to V8 v7.2 / Chrome 72.