I'd like to write a performance-sensitive application in Python, so executing it under PyPy is a natural choice. However, a significant portion of my code depends on numpy, scipy, and scikit-learn. Would it be possible to embed a CPython instance within a running PyPy program in order to call array-oriented code? If not, what's the easiest way to make PyPy and CPython talk to each other?
No, you can't embed CPython inside PyPy AFAIK. You can, however, use distributed/parallel execution systems to make PyPy talk to CPython. Both execnet and Pyro mention this precise PyPy <-> CPython use case. Other packages from Python Wiki's Parallel Processing page are probably suitable too.
Also, as delnan mentions, there's a current discussion about PyPy developers' plan on implementing Numpy in PyPy (which doesn't include support for scipy, and scikit.learn so far).
Your best bet for the time-being is Cython rather than PyPy. It has c-level performance, if you add type declarations, and excellent integration with numpy, et al.
People are currently working on getting it to work well with PyPy, but that's a ways off yet.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7824934/can-i-embed-cpython-inside-pypy