How does pypy handle recursions?

As you suggest in your update your problem was that you were using py. Py (which is for running PyPy's interpreter on top of CPython). PyPy has a higher recursion limit than CPython normally.

You can use sys. Setrecursionlimit() to increase the recursion limit sys. Getrecursionlimit() does not provide the actual recursion limit.

As you suggest in your update your problem was that you were using py. Py (which is for running PyPy's interpreter on top of CPython). PyPy has a higher recursion limit than CPython normally.

You can use sys. Setrecursionlimit() to increase the recursion limit, sys. Getrecursionlimit() does not provide the actual recursion limit.

PyPy 1.6.0: >>>> sys. Getrecursionlimit() 100 >>>> def infinite(level=0): .... print level .... return infinite(level+1) .... >>> infinite() 1010 Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 2, in infinite RuntimeError: maximum recursion depth exceeded >>> sys. Setrecursionlimit(sys.

Maxint) >>> infinite() 9769 zsh: segmentation fault pypy.

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