Re:Apple Silicon M1: A Developer's Perspective
by X-Istence on Sunday November 29, 2020 @11:26PM
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Ah, my apologies for not making that more clear. Currently all are running under Rosetta.
I was unable to get all the versions I needed compiled natively, which means for now I will use the non-native versions.
I have tested Py3.9 compiled for arm64, and one particular test suite went from 9 seconds to 6 seconds. Other test suites were not as dramatic, especially larger ones, where it might go down from 40 seconds to 36 seconds.
Still a speed improvement, but not as dramatic as the 2017 MacBook Pro i7 -> 2020 MacBook Pro M1.
I was unable to get all the versions I needed compiled natively, which means for now I will use the non-native versions.
I have tested Py3.9 compiled for arm64, and one particular test suite went from 9 seconds to 6 seconds. Other test suites were not as dramatic, especially larger ones, where it might go down from 40 seconds to 36 seconds.
Still a speed improvement, but not as dramatic as the 2017 MacBook Pro i7 -> 2020 MacBook Pro M1.