We have a system that only has one interpreter. Many user scripts come through this interpreter. We want put a cap on each script\'s memory usage. There is only process, and that process invokes taskl
I\'m starting with Stackless Python so it\'s a whole new amazing world for me. I usually use regular threads, and they normally have Thread-local s开发者_StackOverflow中文版torage (TLS), which
Is there something similar to Stackless Python, i.e. a framework that supports continuations, microthreads an开发者_JAVA技巧d lightweight processes in C#? I know that C# 5 is going to support partiall
I wrote a few games for a competition in Stackless Python and needed to create an executable. Accidentally though, I used CPython 2.6 instead of using Stackless Python 2.5 to build the executable. I r
Any advantage on stack-less python implen开发者_JAVA百科tation than Lua\'s coroutine? What\'s the difference of them?stackless python and tasklets (I haven\'t done any programming with stackless pytho
I have a typical producer, consumer pattern. If the producer sends an object over a channel, the producer is blocked until the consumer accepts the object. After the consumer accepts the object, the p
In Stackless Python in Eve, t开发者_开发技巧here is some talk about \"BLUE\" objects in Python.
It seems that most new programming languages that have appeared in the last 20 years have been written in C. This makes complete sense as C can be seen as a sort of portable assembly language. But wha
In my stackless application I\'d like to have Erlang style message box queues. Instead of mandating that sending tasklets are blocked until the receiving tasklet is ready to receive, I\'d like to have
UPDATE: after much laboring with Py3, including writing my own asynchronous webserver (following a presentation given by Dave Beazley), i finally dumped Python (and a huge stack of my code )-: in favo
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