Sandy wrote:
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> Lots of trees, but where's the Wood?
>
> Where are concurrency/distributed models compared and discussed?
I don't know about wood, but you can find a shrubbery[*] called Kamaelia
sitting here:
* http://kamaelia.sourceforge.net/Home
A basic (albeit now aging) tutorial as t
Sandy wrote:
>
> A higher-level system of concurrency, not based on monitors and
> locks and great programmer discipline, will ultimately require making
> "Python 3000" a reality.
It would surprise me if Python 3000 introduced anything substantially
more than what Python 2.x provides in the ar
Sandy wrote:
> I usually lurk on the comp.lang.python newsgroup. I'm not an expert
> in the slightest, but I have had a growing feeling that there's
> something definitely lacking in the concurrency aspects of Python.
the culprit in this case appears to be Microsoft's console library,
thoug
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>Well, I tried that, and it did something. It made it so the space bar
>switched the clock once, but not a second time. And it still crashed,
>but not always at the same time, sometimes it would do it the second
>time I hit the space bar, som
