Nowadays it works correctly with almost all C modules. Mostly you just need to use `pypy3 -m pip install foo` instead of `python3 -m pip install foo`.
It seems that any new/greenfield Python project should target PyPy though, just in case, and the performance never hurts.
It seems that any new/greenfield Python project should target PyPy though, just in case, and the performance never hurts.