[pypy-dev] with rpython is there a way to not write out the "c" files ?

[Shubha Ramani]

It takes a long time and I don't really care about the backend c implementation at the moment.Do I just do a -s as shown below ?
Command I'm running:
/opt/pypy/rpython$ ./bin/rpython -Ojit --jit-backend=auto  ./translator/goal/targetsimpleread.py
 
--annotate, -a          Do type inference--no-annotate           Don't do type inference--rtype, -t             Do rtyping--no-rtype              Don't do rtyping--pyjitpl               JIT generation step--no-pyjitpl            Don't JIT generation step--pyjittest             JIT test with llgraph backend--no-jittest            Don't JIT test with llgraph backend--backendopt            Do backend optimizations--no-backendopt         Don't do backend optimizations--source, -s            Create source--no-source             Don't create source--compile, -c           Compile (default goal)--no-compile            Don't compile--llinterpret           Interpret the rtyped flow graphs--no-llinterpret        Don't interpret the rtyped flow graphs
Shubha D. Ramanishubharamani at gmail.com
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