The release of PyPy version 7.3.20 features two interpreters: PyPy2.7 for Python 2.7 syntax and features, and PyPy3.11 for Python 3.11 syntax. Both interpreters are based on a unified codebase and include fixes for subtle bugs in ctypes and OrderedDict, while ensuring compatibility with a forthcoming Cython release. As a micro release, it maintains compatibility with earlier APIs from the 7.3 series, and users are encouraged to update. The PyPy project appreciates its supporters and contributors, encouraging ongoing collaboration, especially in creating efficient versions of libraries for PyPy.
PyPy version 7.3.20 introduces two interpreters: PyPy2.7, supporting Python 2.7, and PyPy3.11, supporting Python 3.11, with fixed bugs and enhanced compatibility.
This release fixes bugs in ctypes and OrderedDict and offers ongoing support for Python's evolving ecosystem, ensuring compatibility with Cython's upcoming release.
The double release is a micro release with all APIs compatible with previous 7.3 versions, encouraging users to update and contribute to the project.
PyPy is a Python interpreter that acts as a drop-in replacement for CPython, known for its speed due to an integrated tracing JIT compiler.
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