Python's speed in operating system development
<p>I have a question which has been on my mind for a while. I'm aware that languages like C are faster than Python and are therefore used to write operating systems. I've read somewhere that an operating system written in Python will be very slow. So here is my question:
As processor speed is continuously improved, does the execution speed of a particular language become less of a factor in operation system development? Will it be possible, in the future, to write an operating system solely in Python that will be running almost on the same speed with one written in C? Thank you.</p>
