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Stuck in the compiler

I’m making progresses to feed the rctime module to the extension compiler. He doesn’t like that much tuples so fixing a couple of tupled line to lists decreased the number of translation errors. Now the translation goes fine but I’m stuck in the compiler process. ctypes doesn’t have a mechanism to explicitly tell that one [...]

PyPy Sprint Day 3

My last sprint day was good but I lost a lot of time around some limitations and a bug that’s actually there (anyway unit tests pass) but I’m fighting to win, so I’ll win

I had the chance to pair with Armin Rigo itself and I think that I learned a lot from him [...]

PyPy Sprint Day 2

Today I continued working on the rctime module with the supervision of Anders. I’m improving my knowledge of rpython and how the interpreter level and application level works and how to make them communicate. This is not really documented in deep so you’ve to check out examples also.

Sad, a swiss boy, joined us and started [...]

PyPy Sprint Day 1

This is the report of the first day of the PyPy sprint session here at CERN.

The sprint began in the early afternoon (1.30pm) because this morning there was the CERN’s visit.

They started doing a crash-course-tutorial-so-my-head-did-boom presentation. PyPy is really complicated but it’s an interesting challenge. If you want to know more about its architecture and [...]