I have installed latest version of PyPy using sudo apt install pypy pypy-dev on my Xubuntu. When I try python –version I see that I have Python 3.8.10 installed. When I try pypy –version I got Thats a problem because my script is written in Python 3 and I want to use pandas library in this script. How can I
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How to Install Numpy in PyPy on Windows
I want to install Numpy on PyPy on windows but I cannot. Here is my errors: Answer You don’t have any compiler on your system, so PyPy can’t compile the packages. notice the line error: Microsoft Visual C++ 14.0 is required. Get it with “Build Tools for Visual Studio”: https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/ Download the compiler with default settings and try again.
Why is there no module named queue in PyPy?
I need to use PyPy because speed is of the essence. I want to use priority queue and normally with Python I’d use queue module but PyPy gives me an error. error: Why is this module not available? I thought that PyPy is compatible with Python’s standard library. Answer Thanks to @user2357112supportsMonica I have the solution. Just use heapq.
Is it possible to run a pypy kernel in the Jupyter notebook?
I have always wondered if it were possible to run PyPy in the Jupyter notebook. I recently tried installing PyPy on my local machine, and it ran really well – 100X speedup in an agent-based simulation written in pure Python. However, I miss the interactivity in the Jupyter notebook. Is it possible to make the IPython kernel use PyPy rather
Why wasn’t PyPy included in standard Python?
I was looking at PyPy and I was just wondering why it hasn’t been adopted into the mainline Python distributions. Wouldn’t things like JIT compilation and lower memory footprint greatly improve the speeds of all Python code? In short, what are the main drawbacks of PyPy that cause it to remain a separate project? Answer PyPy is not a fork