bpo-30439: Add a basic high-level interpreters module. #1803
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@ericsnowcurrently, thanks for your PR! By analyzing the history of the files in this pull request, we identified @akuchling, @doko42 and @Yhg1s to be potential reviewers. |
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(added myself as a reviewer as I want to look in detail at this patch later; but we'll need more eyes on this) |
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I'm closing this for now as I do not expect it to be appropriate to merge in the short term. After further discussion on python-ideas, etc. I may revive it. |
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(based on #1802)
Note that, unlike the preceding 2 patches, this one adds a "public" module to the stdlib. As such it requires more careful attention to the API/abstractions, as well as stronger consensus from python-dev and the other major Python implementations. As such, this PR is equally a proof-of-concept and a proposal.