Hi there. Since python 2.7 was killed off, there is still regularly talk of reviving its evolution. I even got permission to host such a branch at python.org at one point. However, I just realize that we already have that, namely stackless.
Would there be much objection if I started porting backward compatible changes to 2.7 in order to keep it up to speed? What I have in mind in the first pass is: 1) threading improvement. Adding timeout to locks. Improving locking performance on windows. Some of this would be 3.3 backports 2) Adding a native threading.Condition class for faster inter-thread signalling Other minor things, but you get my drift. K
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