Comment by pdw
3 years ago
We don't. To be honest, I didn't realize PyPy supported Python 3. I thought it was eternally stuck on Python 2.7.
So the good: It apparently now supports Python 3.9? Might want to update your front page, it only mentions Python 3.7.
The bad: It only supports Python 3.9, we use newer features throughout our code, so it'd be painful to even try it out.
Their docs seem perpetually out of date, but they recently released support for 3.10. I haven't been able to try it recently because our projects use 3.10 features but in the past it was easily a 10-100x speedup as long as all the project's libraries worked.
https://downloads.python.org/pypy/
It supports Python3.10 now too. Thanks, I updated the site.
I think it supports up to 3.10, as there are official docker images for this version, I saw them this morning.
Maybe the site is not up to date ?