It's not "Microsoft", it's an experimental side project of two people who
happen to work at Microsoft. As I understand it, the core motivation is to
explore how far they can get in dragging upstream CPython in a JITwards
direction -- so it's written as a extension module for CPython, and it
require
Isn't the blurb about PyPy now incorrect, with the cpyext advancements?
"""PyPy is an implementation of Python with its own JIT. The biggest
difference compared to Pyjion is that PyPy doesn't support all C
extension modules without modification unless they use CFFI or work
with the select subset o
Hello PyPy Team;
I guess you guys already known.
Microsft is starting its own pypy : https://github.com/Microsoft/Pyjion
The main reason they mention there is due to weak CPyext support but It is
just duplicating work, as you guys are already working on it .
Shouldn't microsoft contribute into C
