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Just asking... How it would compare to PyPy's RPython?


Different purpose, different restrictions. Numba is written to support fast numpy ufuncs (without resorting to C) and the like. RPython is a proper subset of Python (so all corner cases either work or are declared "not RPython", you can't get a different answer) which supports more of a language but with less of integration with the host interpreter.




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