Hi to all who answered me and thanks for the good assistance. I gave
up on the binary distribution right off, and tried to build it from
source on RHEL5. I had the most difficulty with the libffi part, I
tried a server located directory, /usr/local, and finally /usr as my
libffi installdir,
Stefan Behnel, 22.02.2012 21:39:
> adding to the list.
>
>> Some more errors that I see in the logs up to that point, which all hint at
>> missing bits of the C-API implementation:
>>
>> specialfloatvals.c:490: error: ‘Py_HUGE_VAL’ undeclared
>
> CPython simply defines this as
>
> #ifndef Py_HUG
Hi,
adding to the list.
Stefan Behnel, 19.02.2012 12:10:
> Some more errors that I see in the logs up to that point, which all hint at
> missing bits of the C-API implementation:
>
> specialfloatvals.c:490: error: ‘Py_HUGE_VAL’ undeclared
CPython simply defines this as
#ifndef Py_HUGE_VAL
#d
Re-hi,
A further update: for fair comparison I built a version of pypy with
no stm, -O2, and disabling the method cache too. It takes 820ms per
iteration, not 650ms. This places the pure overhead of STM at just
under 2x. That's another milestone: I estimated that we would get an
overhead betwee
Hi,
Update. I found out that the method cache in typeobject.py is still
causing troubles, so I disabled it and get the following results (now
more consistenty):
1 thread: 1626ms
2 threads: 925ms
3 threads: 647ms
4 threads: 571ms
8 threads: 429ms
So now even 3 threads are enough to get
