Hi,
I updated my élog slow tasks" patch to reuse the "logger.isEnabledFor(logging.INFO)" test, so the overhead should be null when logging is disabled (which is the case by default). http://code.google.com/p/tulip/issues/detail?id=105 2014/1/18 Guido van Rossum <[email protected]>: > All good stuff, but for the next few weeks I'm going to be completely > swamped with work and other things (including a talk about Tulip, > which I will update to mention Trollius!). The next CPython beta is > going out in a week, and I don't feel comfortable rushing new > features into Tulip. So let's do this (and other things under > discussion) post-3.4. I consider the asyncio differently from other modules since it's a *new* module in Python 3.4, so I'm not stressed about introducing regressions since Python 3.3 :-) There are 1 month 1/2 between the beta3 and the final version. It looks like asyncio is more and more active, so I hope that we will get more feedback and tests next weeks. (If I was not clear, I'm in favor of pushing this new log before beta3 ;-)) Victor
