Op So, 2012-04-22 om 00:46 +0200 skryf Stefan Behnel:
Hi,
here's a little status update regarding lxml on PyPy. I got the basics of lxml.etree working so far, mostly by patching up Cython and tracking down bugs in PyPy's cpyext (CPython C-API compatibility) layer. I'm still getting crashes during error reporting and didn't care much about XPath or XSLT yet. But given that those do not have much Python interaction per se, I don't expect major surprises on that front.
The results are very encouraging, given that PyPy lacks support for many of the tweaks and hacks that are possible in CPython.
Hi Stefan After being very excited about PyPy a while ago, I've realised that I'm unlikely to be able to make extensive use of it any time soon, mostly due to dependencies. I've been trying to follow the developments there, and saw your interactions on the mailing list and followed with keen interest. This is just a quick message to say thank you for the hard work on this front, and the continued support for lxml over the years. Please say when there are released versions that would be worth while trying out, and I might be able to run some tests here with on code. Nothing fancy, but with some use of XPath. Thanks again. Friedel -- Recently on my blog: http://translate.org.za/blogs/friedel/en/content/survey-about-usability-virt...