Speeding up pydev debugging on python 2.6+

Question

PyDev reports that he can use psyco to speed up his debugger. However, the most modern psyco assembly I found for windows was for python 2.5.
Is there a way to speed up the debugging of pydev, with or without psyco, with newer versions of 2.x, such as 2.6 and 2.7?

There is a link to pypy in this current unanswered question , can it be registered in some way?

Answer 1

Yes, unfortunately, psyco seems unsupported at this time (its main developer went to work on pypy).

Pypy itself seems like a good choice if your program can work with it (many modules are not currently supported in it - especially modules with the extension ac / C ++, so although this may change in the future, this is unrealistic for many projects right now).

However, in most cases, the debugger should work fast enough (a lot of time was spent optimizing it), and in cases of rarely used cases when it slows down, the remote debugger ( http://pydev.org/manual_adv_remote_debugger.html ) - thus, the program can run at maximum speed until it reaches a breakpoint in the code.