On Feb 24, 7:51 pm, "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Can I just see if I understand these responses?
>
> The cooperative threading sounds interesting, I found fibra, but
> couldn't find examples of tasks/tasklets.
It is very interesting! It is also fast, and versatile.
Here is a contrived example.
import fibra
def some_task(sleep_time):
print "This task has started, and won't finish for %s seconds." %
sleep_time
yield sleep_time
print "This task is now about to finish"
def main():
print "Main is running."
yield some_task(1)
yield some_task(2)
print "Main is finishing."
schedule = fibra.schedule()
schedule.install(main())
schedule.run()
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