PyPy Status Blog

EuroPython is coming. We have two 30-minutes talks that we will present. In addition, the sprint takes place the 29th of June (there wi...

In the last days I finally understood how to do virtualizables. Now the frame overhead is gone. This was done with the help of discussion w...

As usual, progress is going slower then predicted , but nevertheless, we're working hard to make some progress. We recently managed t...

Both of the papers that people from the PyPy team submitted to ICOOOLPS have been accepted. They are: "Faster than C#: efficient i...

Hello. So, according to our jit plan we're mostly done with point 1, that is to provide a JIT that compiles python code to assembler ...

We just released PyPy 1.1 final. Not much changed since the beta , apart from some more fixed bugs. Have fun with it!

Hello. First a disclaimer. This post is more about plans for future than current status. We usually try to write about things that we have...

The Leysin sprint is nearing its end, as usual here is an attempt at a summary of what we did. Release Work Large parts of the sprint were...

Today we are releasing a beta of the upcoming PyPy 1.1 release. There are some Windows and OS X issues left that we would like to address be...

The Leysin Sprint started today. The weather is great and the view is wonderful, as usual. Technically we are working on the remaining test ...

Hi. We didn't yet write full pycon summary, but both of our talks are now online: PyPy status talk and python in a sandbox . Update: ...

So Google has launched the unladen swallow project with this first goal: Produce a version of Python at least 5x faster than CPytho...

Yesterday i gave my PyPy status/mobile perspectives at OpenBossa, Nokia's developer conference for embedded platforms in Brazil. Found...

A quick update from the JIT front. As of yesterday, we're now able to translate a highly-experimental Python interpreter that contains ...

The previous post about our JIT explained a bit from the 1000 km perspective how the tracing JIT would approach a language like Python. ...

Next week i am going to give a talk on PyPy at OpenBossa , a developer conference on embedded platforms. I've written up a bit more of ...

After I had failed once more to explain to someone on IRC what the idea behind the current JIT generator work of PyPy, I decided to just wri...

PyPy Leysin Winter Sprint (14-21th April 2009) The next PyPy sprint will be in Leysin, Switzerland, for the sixth time. This sprint will ...

Hello. We have just finished probably the smallest sprint ever in PyPy history. For most of the time it was just me and Armin pairing toge...

The next PyPy sprint will be held in Wrocław, Poland 7-14th February 2009. This is fully public sprint and all newcomers are welcomed. Prece...