Rust for CPython Targets Python 3.16
Rust for CPython now has a working CI-built fork and a PyO3 proof of concept, but the project remains experimental and targets Python 3.16 rather than a confirmed release integration.
Rust for CPython now has a working CI-built fork and a PyO3 proof of concept, but the project remains experimental and targets Python 3.16 rather than a confirmed release integration.
CPython now officially supports 64-bit RISC-V Linux as a Tier 3 platform. Here is what the designation means for builds, CI, package distribution, and production planning.
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