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I wonder how hard is the integration of Stackless and the JIT features. That would be killer.

• kingkilr 15y ago
  There's actually a sprint going on right now (where this release was done), and that was a topic of discussion. I don't think anyone has written up the conclusions yet, but estimate I heard was that it'd be about 1-month of person-work.
  • carlosedp 15y ago
    Fantastic... Christian worked hard on Stackless and I think it`s a great feature. On Pypy it would be easier to maintain and add functionality, unfortunately, I struggle on Stackless internals and it`s low level C gimmicks so I can't help on it. It would be great to have something like a good framework in the future to make it`s adoption easier. We have the Stackless Examples project to address this initial learning curve thing. http://code.google.com/p/stacklessexamples/ http://code.google.com/p/stacklessexamples/
    • kingkilr 15y ago
      Yes, unfortunately Christain couldn't make it to the sprint, we would have liked to have him there. However, Kristjian (sp?) from CCP who maintains Stackless was there.
      • euccastro 15y ago
        Kristján.
    • carlosedp 15y ago
      Nice, the CCP guys are great maintaining Stackless... Kristjan and Richard do a great job on it. If there are any clues or tips on how can I help out, it would be a pleasure.
      • euccastro 15y ago
        Have you asked in the Stackless mailing list?