Python compiler

[NeoQuant]

I’m searching for a web based Python compiler that’s reliable and feature-rich, perfect for rapid prototyping but also capable of advanced debugging and scalable testing.
With also a multi-version Python support (3.10 through 3.12) to switch between versions and test compatibility.
Do you have any good compilers you’d recommend?

[noisefloor]

Hi,

a lot of buzzwords in there, but a bit lack of substance... Please explain what you intend to do? What type of Python software do you intend to run where?

Generally speaking, Python is a interpreted language. Well, actually it is a two-stage process, at least for CPython, the reference implementation of Python: the first step is to compile the source code in Byte Code and this Byte Code is then executed by the Python interpreter. The Byte Code is Python-release specific, so Byte Code generated by e.g. Python 3.12 may not run as-is on e.g. Python 3.13.

There are a few Python compilers out there, the most popular one may be Nuitka. However, these compilers do not work exactly like compilers known from e.g. C or C++. Plus Python is a dynamically-typed language.

There's also a project named Pyodide which is a Python implementation running on Ndoe.js and WASM. Futhermore, CPython directly supports WASM, see https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/m.../README.md. However, both ways come with certain constrains.

Regards, noisefloor