Shed Skin version 0.9.9 introduces type annotations, C++ compiler warning fixes, replacement of dict and set implementations with STL versions, and type inference enhancements.
The update includes a new example 'pycsg' showcasing constructive solid geometry and binary space partitioning, where improved type inference makes the program 15 times faster after compilation.
Shed Skin now offers options for specifying float and int precision, but --int128 does not work in Windows due to lack of standardized 128-bit integers, affecting examples like othello2 and collatz.
Developers are encouraged to contribute to Shed Skin development, as there are opportunities for improvement on both Python and C++ fronts, with feedback and example programs being welcomed.
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