Anyone packaging pypy for debian? Why I ask:

I'm putting a FOSS project on ShiningPanda, which runs Debian 6 (squeeze), for 
CI. After seeing the speedup from pypy on my own hardware, I'd like to use pypy 
on SP, but they don't currently offer that option. Hence I'd like to ask SP to 
provide pypy along with the CPython versions they provide (rather than hafta 
provide it myself in each build environment I use, which would add to my setup 
time, defeating the purpose), but before I did that, I'd like to get some idea 
of how much work would be entailed, i.e., how much pain I'd be asking them to 
endure.

Adopting pypy would presumably be trivial for SP if there were pypy .deb, or 
even a PPA, but I'm not seeing anything like that after ubuntu hardy. Am I 
missing something? I see RH (appears to be) regularly packaging pypy, so I'm 
hoping someone's doing this for debian. If not, there's always `alien`.

TIA, Tom Roche <tom_ro...@pobox.com>
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