Someone on stackoverflow asked why PyPy cannot run pandas. Here is the
error, reformatted from the garbled original:
https://gist.github.com/mattip/374e8ba49e2dd2e2b0d5c46a5cd612ed
While there was an off-by-one error with the conversion when building
time.tzname from the OS c call, I think the issue might be deeper, and
related to this still-open cpython bug
https://bugs.python.org/issue16322 where non-ascii tznames are a mess to
decode.
Could someone with a non-ascii (russian, chinese, czech, french, ...)
interface in windows
- check what pypy3 returns for time.tzname? There is no code to decode
it, so it is probably a sting of bytes. What encoding is it in?
- try to reproduce the pandas fail on pypy3 (you will need a compiler
and a fair amount of time)
- see if 6569684f0955 (available after tonight's build on downloads)
fixes pandas?
Thanks,
Matti
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