I had to check to see if it was a repost of e.g. an April joke proposal or something like that.
Nope. One guy randomly wants to arbitrarily limit random Python things to 1000000, cite vague optimization potential advantages (in CPython, yeah, right...), and doesn't even want to detail the impact of said optims when further asked.
IMO this is just a waste of time for everybody and should be firmly rejected ASAP. Even just proposing to limit to 1M "source" lines is extremely naive and the sign of somebody without much real world experience: there are many cases when "source" code is not the actual source, and has orders of magnitude more lines.
Nope. One guy randomly wants to arbitrarily limit random Python things to 1000000, cite vague optimization potential advantages (in CPython, yeah, right...), and doesn't even want to detail the impact of said optims when further asked.
IMO this is just a waste of time for everybody and should be firmly rejected ASAP. Even just proposing to limit to 1M "source" lines is extremely naive and the sign of somebody without much real world experience: there are many cases when "source" code is not the actual source, and has orders of magnitude more lines.