Introducing cPyAMF

There are two parts to PyAMF: the core AMF encoder and decoder, and the gateway/remoting for transporting data between a server and a client.
Currently both parts are written in pure Python but the idea is to create a C version of the AMF encoder/decoder that can be used as a dropin which will increase performance significantly.

This will become a subproject called cpyamf that will be written with Cython, a language for writing Python extension modules that translates files from .cy, .cyp, .cyh to .c, .cpp, .h files.
For more information check the ticket or browse the sub-project in the repository.
May 5th, 2008 at 1:38 am
It’s possibly useful in an “introducing…” post to include describing what “AMF” might possibly be