[Stackless] 'Stackliss' module

[Josh Ritter]

Greenlets are hard to discount as they are implemented in a 24k c-extension 
module that works with standard CPython.  This is a pretty nice feature and 
easy to maintain.  I definitely need to at least investigate them.

Anyone have a greenlet horror story?   How about omens and warnings? 
Perhaps a little Stackless evangelism to share?

-Josh Ritter
Prairie Games, Inc
http:.//www.prairiegames.com




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Richard" <richard at ccpgames.com>
To: <stackless at stackless.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 9:31 AM
Subject: Re: [Stackless] 'Stackliss' module


>> From: Josh Ritter on 02 May 2006 14:05
>>
>> Is this the latest version of stackliss?  If not, where is it
>> hosted?  Did
>> you come up with a way to implement the watchdog functionality?
>>
>> http://www.stackless.com/pipermail/stackless/2005-May/001444.html
>
> If it is the latest post to the list about it, then it is the latest
> version.  It is not hosted anywhere, I was trying to get it added to
> the greenlets package in codespeak.net, but Armin Rigo never added it.
>
>> How does stackliss perform?  A ballpark guesstimate of
>> abysmal to wonderful
>> is acceptable :)
>
> No idea, sorry :)  I only wrote it because doing so took my fancy at
> some stage, I think I became disillusioned with greenlets because I
> thought that there was a reason Stackless did what it did, and if I
> wanted it done right, I should just use Stackless.
>
> And I doubt anyone ever used it.  It has some bugs that I have become
> aware of, since I have learnt more about how Stackless actually works.
> Nothing serious, but.. they should be fixed to bring it into
> conformity with Stackless.
>
> Richard.
>
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