A more pythonic Richards benchmark?

The richard's benchmark included with pyperformance seems to be a C -> C++ -> Java -> Python port. It makes heavy use of object oriented programming and doesn't look anything like the original C code.

I've been playing with the python2 version distributed from their website. I ported it to python3. It looks more like the C version, which has some good things and a few bad things:

+ Covers non-OO programming use case
- Overloads variables as in Union[int, Type1, Type2]

I'm in the process of improving it to Optional[Type1] and Optional[Type2]

My goal is to explore a dialect of statically typed python using modern pythonic constructs:

• dataclasses
• enums
• python3 type annotations
• static transpilation via py2many

The code is here: https://github.com/adsharma/richards-benchmark. Let me know if this sounds interesting and if you'd like to update the variant in the repo at some point in the future. I hear some of the faster cpython work is using these benchmarks.

先閱讀 pyperformance/benchmarks/bm_richards.py，並將其與 adsharma/richards-benchmark 中的 Python 3 變體進行比較。檢視所提議的 dataclasses、enums、型別註記，以及以 py2many 為基礎的轉譯方法。此 issue 未定義驗收標準；要完成此工作，需要維護者就是否以及如何在 pyperformance 中更新此變體達成共識。