Gregory Szorc

I have a hunch that the 2nd call from the same process will be faster and have similar performance as other builds.

If you care about decompression wall times you should consider the zstandard Python package. xz/lzma will give you really good compression ratios but the decompression speeds are usually vastly slower...

Thank you for this PR! I glanced at this and it seems to have all the components for 3.13 support. Let's see what CI says...

`./Modules/clinic/_curses_panel.c.h:169:36: error: implicit declaration of function '_Py_SINGLETON' [-Werror=implicit-function-declaration]` `_Py_SINGLETON` is defined by `pycore_global_objects.h`. This is probably a missing `#include`. python-build-standalone is likely seeing this error because we statically compile extension...

In PBS, the `_ssl` extension module is linked into `libpython.so` and therefore doesn't have an appropriate standalone file name, so `__file__` isn't set on the Python module. Python doesn't mandate...

Oh, the new toolchain release is marked as a pre-release for the moment since I haven't tested them. (This PR can be the test!) I also noticed the archives are...

I did a quick audit of the LLVM distribution bloat. Looks mostly organic. I removed the pre-release label from the release. I'm comfortable landing this if you are.

Changes to PLT and symbol binding need to be considered separately and deliberately. I published the branch so others can conduct performance analysis.