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RustPython is a Python 3 interpreter written in Rust. It supports a wide range of Python features and aims for compatibility with CPython.
RustPython is an open-source project implementing the Python 3 language specification using the Rust programming language. It functions as a standalone interpreter, a library for embedding Python, and a platform for exploring alternative interpreter designs.
While CPython is the standard, building a Python interpreter in Rust offers benefits like improved performance for certain tasks, memory safety, easier embedding into native applications (especially Rust), and potential for novel concurrency models compared to CPython's GIL.
Supports a significant portion of the Python 3 language features and standard library modules.
Designed with embedding in mind, allowing Python code to be easily integrated into Rust applications.
Utilizes Rust's memory safety guarantees and potential for concurrency without a Global Interpreter Lock (GIL).
Provides mechanisms for calling Rust code from Python and Python code from Rust.
RustPython can be used in various scenarios where a flexible, embeddable, or alternative Python runtime is needed, leveraging the strengths of Rust.
Integrate RustPython into a Rust application to add scripting capabilities, allowing users to extend functionality or define behavior using Python.
Adds flexibility and extensibility to Rust applications without external process dependencies or complex C/Python bindings.
Use RustPython as a standalone interpreter, especially in environments where Rust's compilation and deployment model is preferred or where exploring a non-CPython runtime is beneficial.
Provides an alternative, potentially more performant or embeddable, Python execution environment.
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