I'm trying to use stackless in a simulation program, and I thought I understood how it would work. But my code isn't working that way, so I wanted to run my understanding by the list.
I'd thought that each tasklet would run once, round robin style, with all others getting run once before the first ran again. A tasklet that tried to receive on an empty channel would block, and when another tasklet sent to that channel the first would unblock and go back into the round robin queue. Am I misunderstanding how stackless works? Because what I think I'm seeing is that the receiving tasklet runs immediately. I don't have any call to stackless.run, but as soon as I call send on a channel, the receiving tasklet runs, rather than having the send queue up until the tasklet is next up to run. The simulation is a geological simulation, with a cubic region divided into segments, and each segment reacting each time tick to the events of those segments around it (as communicated via channels). Jay _______________________________________________ Stackless mailing list [email protected] http://www.stackless.com/mailman/listinfo/stackless
