Am 22.01.21 um 17:41 schrieb Berg, Stuart:
>>Unfortunately, this is not possible. Graph-tool uses the CPython C API
>>(via boost-python) which is not implemented by pypy.
>Pypy does have support, sometimes with performance problems, for most
of the Cpython APIs
Indeed, the situation may no
>>Unfortunately, this is not possible. Graph-tool uses the CPython C API
>>(via boost-python) which is not implemented by pypy.
>Pypy does have support, sometimes with performance problems, for most of the
>Cpython APIs
Indeed, the situation may not be hopeless. IIUC, With PyPy’s C API
compati
Well, since some years things have changed :) Pypy does have support,
sometimes with performance problems, for most of the Cpython APIs, and
libraries using those APIs like numpy/scipy/pandas for example work out of
the box.
My performance bottleneck is not in the graph-tool code, it's actually in
Am 21.01.21 um 16:01 schrieb Matteo Dell'Amico:
Do you think there's a way to make these two pieces of software cooperate?
Unfortunately, this is not possible. Graph-tool uses the CPython C API
(via boost-python) which is not implemented by pypy.
Note that if you are hoping to gain some spee
Hi!
Thanks for graph-tool, really a great piece of software!
I've been experimenting with graph-tool and pypy3 (by making $PYTHON point
to the pypy interpreter), and I couldn't manage to successfully run
configure, even while setting --with-python-module-path. I don't know if
there's a correct va
