On Tuesday, August 2, 2016, Yury Selivanov <yseliva...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > To keep it simple, try thinking like this (and yes, Yury, apologies - > this is now a side discussion, and not about this pep): everything in > CPython is async, and if you don't want async, you don't need to know > about, you run a single async task and don't need to know more... > > > > Can we get there? > > That would be cool... > > > So, essentially, something similar to Golang? I don’t know if that’s > possible. It would require a complete CPython IO layer rewrite, > integrating an event loop directly into the core, etc. The closest thing > to that is gevent — no async/await and all IO is non-blocking, but it has > its own warts. Warts in "all in on async", or on gevent (which isn't integrated. Very interested to hear your thoughts - redirect discussion to wherever is the right channel. - Yarko > > Yury
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