Hi Stefan, Care to explain what you are really trying to do? We never actually *use* py.py --- the fact that its options' defaults don't include any modules should be a hint --- apart for demos and "just because you can".
If you manage to isolate a failing test, then it can be written in a particular way so that you get essentially py.py running only the failing 5 lines. Additionally, with sharing the object space across multiple tests, we reduce the run time to a small fraction of second per test. Look for "class AppTestXxx" in the majority of the test files in interpreter/test, module/*/test, or objspace/std/test. It's tersely documented in pypy/doc/coding_guide.rst. There are also several other options for running tests of various lengths at various levels. The longest-running test in pypy is maybe a JIT test that takes more than 5 minutes, but that's considered extreme. A bientôt, Armin. _______________________________________________ pypy-dev mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/pypy-dev
