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It looks like they also have a very neat and clear way to measure and visualize the speed of PyPy across version: http://speed.pypy.org/overview/ http://speed.p
by benhoyt 17y ago
It looks like they also have a very neat and clear way to measure and visualize the speed of PyPy across version: http://speed.pypy.org/overview/ http://speed.pypy.org/overview/ -- didn't someone say that what you can measure you improve?
- mace 17y agoIt would be useful what the memory usage is like to see if there's a speed/memory tradeoff between PyPy and C-Python.
- kingkilr 17y agoIt's complicated :) PyPy's objects are significantly smaller than CPython ones, however the the assembly the JIT generates, plus the bookeeping and profiling data it stores take up space.