Wow. Is this going to replace efforts to "implement stackless in PyPy"?
If those still exist?
Regards,
Henning
Christian Tismer wrote:
Hit the wrong button...
The idea is to implement the code for context switching using Psyco's
technology and by patching Python at runtime. Patching the Python
source is no longer necessary. Instead, certain important locations in
the interpreter will be analysed at runtime. Stackless will have
descriptions of these places that allow to generate code to unwrap and
restorr the stack and to jump to these locations.
The approach is not easy, since it involves partial disassembling of
machine code. Also it is more platform dependant than ever. But it is
the most versatile solution I can come up with.
The Stackless module which is hard-wired into Stackless will become a
plain Python module that can take full advantage of Psyco.
That's just a short brain-dump. I' happy to get your thoughts. Ciao -
chris
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On 19.01.2010, at 19:29, Christian Tismer <[email protected]> wrote:
Howdy!
I have a new concept in mind that might replace Stackless as it is
known. Just a quock note, as I am away from my machine.
The plan is to get a Stackless without any restrictions, as a plain
extension module, and with full Psyco support.
Sounds like an April joke? No, I'm just leveling up on craziness. ;-)
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