Paul Sijben wrote:
Hi Mads,
thanks for the quick reply!
My app uses both thread and and tasklets. So should I do this once for
the entire app (like I do now with just stackless.run()) or once for
each thread in my app?
As far as I remember stackless keeps a runqueue (of tasklets) for each
thread, so you need to have a stackless.run() invokation for each
thread. A tasklet will then belong to the runqueue on the thread on
which it was scheduled... I think.
I have built an execution environment using stackless, and in it I spawn
a thread per CPU core so as to utilize the CPU properly. When I then
schedule tasklets I alternate between inserting the tasklet from the
different threads. This seems to work for me, i.e., I get 100% CPU
utilization when executing multiple tasklets.
Best regards
Mads
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