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Created Sep 26, 2021 by Misbah Ahmed@ma

Speeding up PyPy development

Currently building PyPy takes around half an hour to build. If the user makes a single change to a file, the entire project has to be rebuilt. I think switching over to a configure-make style of building would speed things up. With make if the user changes a single file then only that single file is recompiled. Using make instead could lead to a build times that take seconds instead of half an hour.

Edited Sep 26, 2021 by Misbah Ahmed
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