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Originally Posted by DaWei
There isn't anything wrong with open source. Neither is there anything wrong with closed-source, proprietary stuff. Advancement would be considerably slower because of lack of inducement if people couldn't protect and profit from their original ideas. We all want to be philanthropists and charitable -- right after we ensure our next few meals and a roof over our head.
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I fully agree! Still think that a Python to C++ translator should work, then you can use one of the existing C++ compilers. Heck, a lot of Python modules are written in C++. Googling around, there have been some early attempts at this. There is also a Java to C# translator by Microsoft, and an open-source basic to C translator that seems to do very well.
The problem with a Python to C++ translator is that whoever writes it has to be very familiar with both languages.