Hello,
I have some questions about PyPy.
I want to use PyPy with its great coroutines in my project.
But I already use numpy for it. Is there a working numpy port for PyPy?
BTW, when I looked through exist Numeric code, I noticed a typo:
In function 'get_slice':
dim = (stop-start)//step
stride = self.strides[i]*step
dims.append( dim )
> strides.append( step )
I think that author meant 'strides.append(stride)'.
Question 2 is about `py` library distributed with PyPy, is it
unmodified?
There were some great changes from version 1.0 to 1.1, so I want to know
if I may just replace or have to patch.
Question 3 is about `stackless` module. As far as I can understand from
mailing list it is not supported for long time. So, because I need it
and I think that I have understood it, I can support it if you'll let.
Question 4 is about `distributed` module. I know it doesn't work, but
what does line
> from py.__.green.msgstruct import decodemessage, message
mean? I tried to locate `green` module, but located no one.
Thanks, and sorry for my bad English.
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