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by tavert
3782 days ago
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PyPy's adoption problem is not that it isn't the reference implementation. It's that it is incompatible with a huge body of Python modules that rely on C extensions. If you're going to lose access to libraries, may as well not make the same exact semantic decisions for a JIT-oriented language implementation that you made for an interpreted implementation. |
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