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Not likely, particularly if you depend on modules written (partly) in C like numpy/scipy etc
by bafe 3y ago
Not likely, particularly if you depend on modules written (partly) in C like numpy/scipy etc
- quickthrower2 3y agoI just did some searching around PyPy and that seems to be the case. IronPython is out of support now but the looks of it. Which is a shame. I heard of it 10 years ago, but assumed it was some "Microsoftized Python" and not at all a compatible thing :-)
- bafe 3y agoThe same happened to jython which is all but dead and stuck forever at python 2.7 If you stick to "pure Python" there's a larger chance you can use any python runtime and be able to run your code