Hi all I was wondering if pypy-c can be built on Mac OS X, and if there are any special options to use? I tried building it on a Linux/x86 machine and it worked fine (took a while to build), but on a mac, it seems to bring the machine down completely (the machine becomes non-responsive during the process). This is a mac running Leopard with Intel core-duo processors. Is this a known issue? Thanks Raj
On 14 Aug 2008, at 12:14, "Maciej Fijalkowski" <fijall@gmail.com> wrote:
You need about 1.1-1.2G of RAM (double for 64 bit machine) and it should work fine on Mac OS X
On my iBook with 1.25G total RAM, it ran out of free RAM and started swapping heavily, so I killed it. On my iMac (core duo, Leopard, 2G RAM) it built successfully in a reasonable time; however I was not trying to do anything else at the time. It used about 1.1G of RAM and about the same of virtual memory IIRC. Andrew.
On 14 Aug 2008, at 12:14, "Maciej Fijalkowski" <fijall@gmail.com> wrote:
You need about 1.1-1.2G of RAM (double for 64 bit machine) and it should work fine on Mac OS X
On my iBook with 1.25G total RAM, it ran out of free RAM and started swapping heavily, so I killed it. On my iMac (core duo, Leopard, 2G RAM) it built successfully in a reasonable time; however I was not trying to do anything else at the time. It used about 1.1G of RAM and about the same of virtual memory IIRC. Andrew.
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