Python3

[mattip]

Builds on #81 so that PYTHON=python2 make tests and PYTHON=python3 make tests both pass

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[mattip]

we still run this in a benchmark for PyPy at speed.pypy.org

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[jbjuin]

Hi, is this solved yet ? Python3 would be a huge improvement. Can't wait to compare this with other engines.

[re-masashi]

I might be too late but i have a fork supporting Python 3.

# Python 3.10.9 (main, Dec 19 2022, 17:35:49) [GCC 12.2.0] on linux
$ python tests/benchmarks/render_benchmark.py
Running benchmarks 1000 times each...

Genshi tag builder                            646.05 ms
Genshi template                               226.59 ms
Genshi template + tag builder                 448.92 ms
Mako Template                                  58.38 ms
Spitfire template                              33.79 ms
Spitfire template -O1                          20.66 ms
Spitfire template -O2                          12.94 ms
Spitfire template -O3                           8.19 ms
StringIO                                        7.95 ms
cStringIO                                       9.73 ms
list concat                                     7.32 ms
Jinja2 templates                               15.84 ms

this is how the new benchmarks look (with the C acceleration turned off ).

[mattip]

Is that fork significantly different than this PR?

[re-masashi]

Is that fork significantly different than this PR?

spitfire was designed way back. today, or even 5-6 years ago, this would not have been very appealing. so i added some stuff to make it easier for developers to use it and for it to be used exactly how Jinja or others can be used. So it slightly varies. More features will soon be added. Cheers!

[re-masashi]

this is live reload friendly and offers better performance( in some cases) than Spitfire 2. Also, Spitfire 3 is fully compatible with PyPy (not thoroughly tested) and there is a plan for HPy extension. Moreover, the API for using Spitfire3 is simpler.