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Yes. Basically I got a python startup file opening a store object at the begining of the session. If you set an attribute to the object, it's saved in the store

Yes. Basically I got a python startup file opening a store object at the begining of the session. If you set an attribute to the object, it's saved in the store, and if you read it, it loads it.

gaius 10y ago
Cool. I'd love a way to completely persist a session to disk and reinstate it later, tho'. In other languages too http://stackoverflow.com/q/3966925/447514 http://stackoverflow.com/q/3966925/447514 - but only languages like Smalltalk or Forth with the concept of an "image" really do what I want.
- sametmax 10y ago
  I think we will come to that in the future, but the OS will handle that instead of the language. Of course, one can argue you can already to it with docker :)
  - gaius 10y ago
    Well you could do it for decades with VMs but that's pretty heavyweight ;-)
  - PeCaN 10y ago
    The future as in, say, 1979? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System/38 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System/38
- fulafel 10y ago
  OS level support for checkpointing is also a thing that exists: Eg https://criu.org/ https://criu.org/