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<kenaan>
stevie_92 cpyext-gc-cycle b14c3b4ba179 /rpython/memory/gc/test/: Implemented support for weakrefs in rawrefcount dot tests Added first dot test with weakrefs Added simp...
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<kenaan>
stevie_92 cpyext-gc-cycle 3466abcd4f70 /rpython/memory/gc/test/: Fixed an error in rawrefcount dot tests and added a weakref test
<kenaan>
stevie_92 cpyext-gc-cycle 31150aa29431 /rpython/memory/gc/test/: Improved weakref support for rawrefcount dot tests and added test
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<kenaan>
stevie_92 cpyext-gc-cycle e3d2ca7b1fe6 /rpython/memory/gc/test/dot/: Added some weakref tests to dot tests to cover important cases
<arigato>
this is a paper about someone (finally!) studying seriously the idea of throwing away the hardware's cache hierarchy, and replacing it with a more object-oriented replacement
<arigato>
it's an idea that is great by itself and also because it opens up a lot of further research
<arigato>
for example, compressing objects when they move to main memory, without much of the additional common overheads
<arigato>
I'm also thinking that the STM as explored by pypy in the past would be a much better fit here
<arigato>
Remi_M: ^^ :-)
<kenaan>
andrewjlawrence winmultiprocessing 3f2da06e0f60 /: tidy up and attempt to fix some bugs.
<arigato>
there's even a note in the Conclusion section that hints at how we could use the approach for transactional memory
<arigato>
doesn't seem there is anything published that develops this idea, yet
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<kenaan>
andrewjlawrence winmultiprocessing 173fa2d8f8a1 /lib_pypy/: Fixed a load of multiprocessing tests.
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<andrewsmedina>
Hey guys! I have made small contributions with pypy in the past and I'm looking to come back to contribute again. I thinking in start fixing the broken tests in lib-python/3 in pypy3.6 branch. It is a good place to (re)start contributing?