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numba vs. new Python versions #17

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FObersteiner opened this issue Apr 16, 2023 · 0 comments
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numba vs. new Python versions #17

FObersteiner opened this issue Apr 16, 2023 · 0 comments
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numba always has been kind of a blocker when it comes to adopting new Python versions. At the moment (2023-04-16), Python 3.11 is still not supported.

An option could be to rewrite some functions in Rust, then include them via pyo3 / maturin. That would be a general solution to handle functions that suffer from poor performance in vanilla Python.

The downside is, that this

  • adds other dependencies
  • probably a bit slow than the jit-compiled version
  • additional coding to do
@FObersteiner FObersteiner self-assigned this Apr 16, 2023
@FObersteiner FObersteiner added enhancement New feature or request dependencies Pull requests that update a dependency file labels Apr 16, 2023
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try #17
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v0.5.2: move to uv (#43)
e14e0bc 
* move to uv

* typo

* try without init in test dir

* next try

* try #3

* try #4

* try #5

* try #6

* try #7

* try #8

* try #9

* try #10

* try #11

* try #12

* try 13

* try #14

* try #15

* try #15

* try #17

* finalize

* windows doesn't work
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