Hi, Is anyone planning to be at PyCon who is interested in sprinting to work on furthering Stackless?
Is anyone not planning to be at PyCon who might like to work on furthering Stackless in conjunction with those of us who are there, via IRC or some similar mechanism? Regarding possible sprint topics given sufficient interest: - I believe that the lack of formal documentation is a big detriment to Stackless. Now that we have the new documentation building framework in Python 2.6, we should extend the documentation which comes with Python to also cover Stackless. - I also believe that a microthreading solution should allow IO in a straightforward manner which only blocks the microthread which does the IO, rather than the entire scheduler. We have the 'stacklesssocket.py' module as a cross-platform solution of sorts for sockets. We should incorporate that into a general solution which handles file, process and other thread blocking forms of IO. The implementation details of this are unimportant at this time, what is important is the goal. Cheers, Richard. _______________________________________________ Stackless mailing list [email protected] http://www.stackless.com/mailman/listinfo/stackless
