Hi all,
This will probably sound like a dumb question, but I just want you guys
to confirm me something, before having coded thousand lines of stackless
(just a few hundreds for now !) :
I'm coding a bunch of "actions" methods like the following :
def foobar_action(self,ch):
while(1):
m=ch.receive()
## Some stuff...
## A few lines that must be executed without being interrupted
(being atomic)
## Some stuff...
There is never anything blocking in these "actions" except the starting
ch.receive().
They are triggered by a "dispatcher" that triggers the right "action" by
sending to the right channel.
Am I right in assuming that, if I never use preemptive scheduling, I
never need to use "...set_atomic(True)...",
to guarantee the atomicity of the middle block ?
thx,
Nike
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