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Subject: Re: What are my options regarding deprecated PyPy port?
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Thank you both. Per Kevin's advice I have contacted freebsd-python@ and wai=
t to hear what they say about this.

I am not above getting the PyPy devs on this if necessary. I find it hard t=
o believe that an implementation they say will be around hard-depends on an=
 implementation that will not.

The port itself could be another story. PyPy implements Python 2, so they s=
hould be able at this point to use PyPy to build PyPy if they don't already=
.

If I could run the ELF version on FreeBSD I'd take that over nothing, but I=
've meant to try FreeBSD again for years (possibly migrating to it) and I'v=
e only read the FAQ and part of the handbook so far. Still learning.