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We don't. To be honest, I didn't realize PyPy supported Python 3. I thought it was eternally stuck on Python 2.7. So the good: It apparently now supports Pyth
by pdw 3y ago
We don't. To be honest, I didn't realize PyPy supported Python 3. I thought it was eternally stuck on Python 2.7.
So the good: It apparently now supports Python 3.9? Might want to update your front page, it only mentions Python 3.7.
The bad: It only supports Python 3.9, we use newer features throughout our code, so it'd be painful to even try it out.
- ADcorpo 3y agoI think it supports up to 3.10, as there are official docker images for this version, I saw them this morning. Maybe the site is not up to date ?
- mattip 3y agoIt supports Python3.10 now too. Thanks, I updated the site.
- eyegor 3y agoTheir docs seem perpetually out of date, but they recently released support for 3.10. I haven't been able to try it recently because our projects use 3.10 features but in the past it was easily a 10-100x speedup as long as all the project's libraries worked. https://downloads.python.org/pypy/ https://downloads.python.org/pypy/