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it uses _vmprof.resolve_many_addr on pypy, which is *much* more efficient
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Maybe solves #226 if implemented for CPython Edit: added qualifier |
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I'm not sure I would want to take on the responsibility of doing this for CPython as well :-(. But yes, it might make things faster in theory |
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Hmm. were tests broken before this PR? Something seems off in tests. |
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I have fixed the problem of pypy3.10 in the pypy repo. should we add some code in vmprof to deal with the wrong types? |
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Let's wait for the bugfix release |
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can't find out how to get the tests to re-run, will close and re-open. |
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it uses the soon-to-be merged
_vmprof.resolve_many_addron pypy, which is much more efficient. marking as draft until the pypy PR lands.