On 29/5/23 07:37, hzy15610046011 via pypy-dev wrote:
Thanks for your answer!
I read the link [0] and run such benchmarks, finding that slow performance on
allocate_tuple still exists now. On my cpu, it was 0.65s for cpython3.8, and
7.6s for PyPy 3.9. I am wondering if this could lead to the u
Thanks for your answer!
I read the link [0] and run such benchmarks, finding that slow performance on
allocate_tuple still exists now. On my cpu, it was 0.65s for cpython3.8, and
7.6s for PyPy 3.9. I am wondering if this could lead to the undesired low
performance on pandas.
As for my code pa
On 28/5/23 21:55, hzy15610046011 via pypy-dev wrote:
Hello pypy experts!
What I want to do is to run a performance test on the cpyext module. The
translation&compilation procedure took about 1 hour on my computer. After I
modifying some code( just a slight modification under pypy/modules/cpy
Hello pypy experts!
What I want to do is to run a performance test on the cpyext module. The
translation&compilation procedure took about 1 hour on my computer. After I
modifying some code( just a slight modification under pypy/modules/cpyext), the
whole translation procedure seemed to restar
I have uploaded 3 versions of python: 2.7, 3.9, 3.10 (first time
release) as the PyPy7.3.12rc2 release candidate.
Release note: https://doc.pypy.org/en/latest/release-v7.3.12.html
Downloads: https://downloads.python.org/pypy/
The aarch64 3.9 rc2 is missing, I am rebuilding it now.
checksums: h
