Justine Tunney

It's not possible to build Actually Portable Executables if you're using a toolchain that's configured to use Apple's proprietary ld command, because Apple designed it to only produce binaries that...

Yes it could, but it's likely blocked by #27 and also the fact that GCC is notoriously difficult to compile from source in general. I'm sure someone will come along...

Ecosystems are great. What recommendations would you offer for next steps? For example, some things I'd like to see happen is an online service for distributing your redbeans along with...

This is really exciting. Could you rebase your python27 repo on top of https://github.com/python/cpython so provenance is clearer and I can git diff exactly what you did? Alternatively, some kind...

We could generalize the `commandv` API but I suspect one of the reasons why POSIX doesn't do that already is that PATH searching is such an expensive operation (in terms...

Contributions are welcome on `getnameinfo`. I'd write it from scratch rather than using the Musl code. We already have `getaddrinfo` so implementing `getnameinfo` would be almost the same thing, except...

I'm still excited about porting Python and now have time available to help. > python27.com or python36.com? 3.6 has more features and is EOL'd only at the end of this...

75% of applicable tests passing sounds pretty good considering the maturity of the language. I'm not too concerned about Python 3.6 vs. 3.9.

> some form of tree-shaking for the Python stdlib so that APEs can be smaller That'd be nice considering modules like `unicodedata` alone is 17% of the binary. We can...

@Keithcat1 The Python shell should now work perfectly on Windows. See 5029e20befb339507bf1d2e57c2efe5d5175c57f Contributions welcome on getting Python SSL to work. In the meantime you might consider using redbean as your...