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Thanks for the impressive work! It was hard to dive into "details" paragraphs from fast reading, maybe second try will give more understanding. As an additiona

by k_bx 13y ago

Thanks for the impressive work! It was hard to dive into "details" paragraphs from fast reading, maybe second try will give more understanding. As an additional question: are there any more details about Raspberry Pi Foundation collaboration? I mean, are there specific projects / codebases they're interested in using PyPy, or was just general donation as a project that should fit well?

fijal 13y ago
as mentioned on the PyPy blog, Raspberry Pi Foundation sponsored partly the ARM port as well as the incremental GC. The reason (as far as I understand) is that PyPy on RPI would provide a fast Python for development of various things, like games.