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I would like to use the PyPy Python JIT Implementation using Python 3. However I can only seem to install it using Python 2. Is there even an experimental implementation of PyPy for Python 3 I can try out? Are there plans to port it to Python 3? Or do I need to keep using Python 2 for it? I've gotten quite accustomed to Python 3 and I would like to use it as much as possible.

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My friend told me that there isn't a solution for this problem. You will propably have to stick with python 2 for now unless you want to implement it yourself.

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