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Regarding non-synthetic benchmarks, quite recently I've tested pypy as a "backend" to Gentoo's package manager (portage). System was quite not up-to-date, lots
by kkuduk 14y ago
Regarding non-synthetic benchmarks, quite recently I've tested pypy as a "backend" to Gentoo's package manager (portage). System was quite not up-to-date, lots of packages and dependencies, this is how much time did it take portage to figure out what to update:
python2.7: 323.13s user 6.50s system 99% cpu 5:30.59 total
python3.2: 271.40s user 6.33s system 99% cpu 4:38.64 total
pypy1.9: 168.28s user 5.95s system 99% cpu 2:55.16 total
- fijal 14y agoIf you feel like providing such a benchmark for speed.pypy.org, we would be very happy to accept it. I'm not sure how hard would that be though.
- dbaupp 14y ago(Your benchmark site seems to be broken: http://isitup.org/speed.pypy.org http://isitup.org/speed.pypy.org )
- fijal 14y agoit seems that it's just overloaded. EDIT: back for now
- kkuduk 14y agoWell, probably I would have to bundle whole portage tree, so it would be ~1 GB big, but I'll give it a shot this weekend.