The first stable release of PyPy3morepypy.blogspot.com299 points·by pjenvey·il y a 12 ans·84 comments
PyPy3 (Python 3 support) 2.1 beta 1 releasedmorepypy.blogspot.com123 points·by pjenvey·il y a 13 ans·15 comments
pjenvey·il y a 9 ans·discuss3.6's order-preserving dict was first implemented by PyPy (so it's already had it for years, even in pypy2) and f-strings were back ported to pypy3 too.
pjenvey·il y a 10 ans·discusspypy3 has always supported the u'' prefix despite it otherwise being limited to 3.2 support.
pjenvey·il y a 12 ans·discussSince this is pure Python performance you might want to give the different algorithms a try on PyPy
pjenvey·il y a 13 ans·discussAll of the stackless/continuation related features included in Python 2 pypy should be supported on PyPy3 or it's a bug.Implementing Python 3.3's yield from in RPython should actually be fairly easy. One of the PyPy GSoC students may get around to doing it this summer
pjenvey·il y a 14 ans·discussSource Maps will solve the line number mismatch problem: http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/developertools/source...
pjenvey·il y a 15 ans·discussNot via ctypes, via CPyExt, a layer emulating the CPython C extension API (it actually implements a reference counting GC and everything)