PyPy is a drop-in replacement for the stock Python interpreter, and it runs many times faster on some Python programs. Python has earned a reputation for being powerful, flexible, and easy to work ...

The latest update to PyPy (5.6), the just-in-time compiling runtime for Python, supplies the usual roster of bug fixes and incremental improvements. Its biggest changes, though, involve a ...

We have recently seen a lot of attention paid to projects like LLVM. Even though the GNU Compiler Collection is developing at a rapid pace, there are people in the community who are interested in ...

It's hard to say why, but May appears to be the month where we look in on PyPy. Three years ago, we had a May 2010 introduction to PyPy, followed by an experiment using it in May 2011. This year, the ...

Last month brought the release of PyPy 7.0 as the JIT-ed performance-optimized Python implementation. PyPy 7.0 brought alpha Python 3.6 support, an updated CFFI module, and other enhancements. Out now ...

SQLAlchemy seems to run quite a bit slower (2-3x) under PyPy. I've gathered some pstats profiles comparing the two. PyPy (latest nightly build) + SQLAlchemy (master ...

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This repo contains PyPy binary wheels for some popular packages. This is still highly experimental. There is a travis cron job which runs daily, to ensure that we build new wheels if there are new ...