That page looks great -- thanks! I had previously overlooked the link. It might
be helpful if the link text on this page summarized the compatibility, e.g "980
of the top 1,000 Python packages install successfully".
I notice that some of the failures look like they might have simple fixes (e.g.
numpy or Cython not installed). Is there a good way to know if these issues
have been addressed in master? If so, fixing issues like this could be a good
way for a noob like me to help out the PyPy project.
Barry
On Tuesday, January 2, 2018 9:01 PM, John Camara <john.m.cam...@gmail.com>
wrote:
http://packages.pypy.org/
Question about the web site -- does PyPy currently have anything similar to
this page for Python 3?
http://py3readiness.org/
I think a page like this, showing which major libraries are compatible with
PyPy, could really help drive adoption of PyPy. I know for our team, the Python
3 page was a strong reason we felt "safe" starting to make the switch to Python
3.
I'm not sure how we'd get this information about PyPy library compatibility.
One idea would be to install each library on PyPy, run the automated tests, and
compare the results against those for CPython.
Barry
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