[pypy-dev] Playing with PyPy and Django

[Armin Rigo]

Hi Tin,

Also, not an answer, but unlike what your mail implies we didn't
release a new version of PyPy 3 the other day --- only PyPy 2.  It's
not an answer because it should not be much slower.  The problem is
probably with some PyPy-3-specific optimizations that are lagging
behind PyPy 2's (although for a lot of them the code is shared and the
optimizations are done in the common RPython base).


A bientôt,

Armin.