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[Galaxy] Optimize Python / XOS #15
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Introduces a pretty significant speedup for python bindings. It could still be much faster, but due to pyo3 and rust being overbearing with their memory and lifetimes B.S, we're kinda unable to get full zero-copies.
At least, I haven't found a great way to get full zero-copy support. So python has to return the frame from the tick function and it gets copied into what's supposed to be the zero-copy buffer.
But we're getting much closer. Python still remains only supported for local native windows, but I hope next we'll be able to support wasm <> python interactions, and even better yet react-native.
That will allow us to write some really badass python demo codes. Especially if we never need to write any weird API code (fuck http, flask, and anything fetch-related).
python-galaxy.mov