cfbolz changed the topic of #pypy to: PyPy, the flexible snake (IRC logs: https://botbot.me/freenode/pypy/ ) | use cffi for calling C | mac OS and Fedora are not Windows
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<Wulf>
Hello.
<Wulf>
Where can I get pypy for a raspberry pi running raspbian stretch 9.4?
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<mattip>
did you try the downloads? They are only for the version mentioned there, but they might work
<mattip>
otherwise you will have to ask your package manager
<redj>
it tries to build the extension, instead I want it to just use the wheel
<antocuni>
redj: that one is a wheel for cpython
<redj>
can anybody shed some light?
<antocuni>
you can't use cpython wheels on pypy
<redj>
antocuni: oh, thanks, that's good to know... what kind of wheels can I use on pypi?
<redj>
so do cffi extensions automatically create cpython wheels?
<redj>
are there other kinds?
<antocuni>
wheels are binary packages, and are built for a specific os/cpu/python version
<antocuni>
for example, EcereSDK has only one wheel, for cpython 3.5, windows, amd64
<redj>
I know that much but I'm trying to get a wheel meant for window to install on windows :P
<antocuni>
if you try to install it on any other python, os or cpu, it won't use the wheel
<antocuni>
in theory, you CAN build pypy wheels; however, you can't upload them on pypi
<redj>
I'm using the same python to build that wheel as I'm using to test installing it
<redj>
so my choice is to do EcereSDK on pypi that will only install and build from source? or release on another repository that supports this wheel use case? like conda?