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Clean and efficient concurrency primitives? I think not? I would be very interested if that is indeed the case.
by rohansingh 12y ago
Clean and efficient concurrency primitives? I think not? I would be very interested if that is indeed the case.
- a13xnet 12y agoStackless Python has very clean and efficient concurency primitives, something lot of people dont seem to know..
- ggchappell 12y ago> Stackless Python has very clean and efficient concurency primitives, .... Sounds like a good topic for a post (or at least a link - hint, hint).
- a13xnet 12y agoThere are plenty of examples on http://www.stackless.com/ http://www.stackless.com/ :)
- dalke 12y agoPyPy supports greenlets and a Stackless Python-style CSP with tasklets and channels. See http://doc.pypy.org/en/latest/stackless.html http://doc.pypy.org/en/latest/stackless.html . And it has for years. The original Stackless author is also one of the PyPy developers. Or do you mean some other style of concurrency primitives?