Re: OK, so who'll be doing stuff?

> Kent mentioned EU, funding PyPy considerably (how did PyPy do it? 
That was an impressive feat!)

>From what I've read, it took them more than a year and it was structured
as research funding
(there are several academic partners on the project; one of them is the
coordinator). There is
a methodological angle as well but I suspect the research aspects
dominated the proposal. Thus
I doubt their success could be replicated with jython: whaveter the
practical usefulness of jython,
it does not look (at this point) like something that might qualify as
research. Industrial funding 
looks like a better match.

Regards,

-- O.L.


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