[Stackless] How tasklets are scheduled

[Christian Tismer]

Stephan Diehl wrote:
...

>>All not necessary.
>>t=tasklet(func)
>># creates a tasklet.
>>t(param1,...)
>># initialized func, and *inserts* the tasklet
>>...
> 
> 
> Ahh!!! So, they only safe way to keep a tasklet stopped is to have it
> waiting on a channel?

It is the best way, if you really want automated
blocking and stuff. But if you want to do something
fancy like doing your own scheduler, you also can
simply do tasklet.remove(), which removes it from the
runnables.
This is what stackless.run() does:
It removes main from the runnables and lets the
rest of the circle run until it is empty.

cheers - chris
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