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- Fix LICENSE for databases/pypy-gdbm (GPLv2+). - Add support for a slave port (i.e. the upcoming pypy3): - Allow select variables to be overridden by slave port. - Allow slave port to have its own distinfo and pkg-plist files. - Depend on lang/pypy if translating with PYPY or PYPY_MINMEM options. - Strip bundled cffi .so files. ChangeLog: - Highlighted changes - Major improvements in the C-API compatibility layer - Complete support for lxml - Passing 95%+ of numpy's test suite - Scipy and matplotlib builds and runs - cffi updated to 1.7 - New features: - Merge a major expansion of the C-API support in cpyext, also expand cpyext tests to allow running them after translation as well as untranslated - Instead of ?GIL not held when a CPython C extension module calls PyXxx?, we now silently acquire/release the GIL. Helps with C extension modules that call some PyXxx() functions without holding the GIL (arguably, they are theoretically buggy). - Support command line -v to trace import statements - Revive traceviewer, a tool to use pygame to view traces - Numpy via our internal _numpypy module: - Implement ufunc.outer - Move PyPy-specific numpypy headers to a subdirectory (also changed the repo accordingly) - Performance improvements: - Use bitstrings to compress lists of descriptors that are attached to an EffectInfo - Remove most of the _ovf, _zer and _val operations from RPython. Kills quite some code internally, and allows the JIT to do better optimizations: for example, app-level code like x / 2 or x % 2 can now be turned into x >> 1 or x & 1, even if x is possibly negative. - Rework the way registers are moved/spilled in before_call() - Internal refactorings: - Refactor code to better support Python3-compatible syntax - Reduce the size of generated C sources during translation by eliminating many many unused struct declarations (Issue #2281) - Reduce the size of generated code by using the same function objects in all generated subclasses - Share cpyext Py* function wrappers according to the signature, shrinking the translated libpypy.so by about 10% (without the JIT) |
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