Hi,

On Sep 14, 2007, at 8:07 PM, Christian Tismer wrote:
As a wish, RPython implementations might me tackled as well.
But my primary intent is to have a very complete, well-tested
code-base for app-level stackless, including composability.
I will give a very intense introductory talk about this in the
very beginning. Everybody will conceive composability as a simple
concept which is not really new, but becomes new by introducing
coroutines as the underlying structure for everything.
This is non-intrusive, it just needs to be understood.

I'm wondering if there is any plans for pypy/stackless to support
true continuations as first class citizen in the future? It would be easy
to implement coroutines and exceptions in normal python code if
call/cc was supported. After all, ruby, scheme and smalltalk can
support this :-)

--
Erik Gorset

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