[Stackless] unexpected tasklet & channel behaviour

[ardatur at mail.ru]

Greetings!

The following gives the same result with 2.5 and 2.4.2; am I missing
something or is it a bug?

import stackless
def f1( n ):
        print n, "a"
        stackless.channel().receive()
        print n, "b"
def f2( n ):
        print n, "a"
        c = stackless.channel()
        c.receive()
        print n, "b"
#### case 1: ok
t1 = stackless.tasklet( f1 )( 1 )
t1.run()
t2 = stackless.tasklet( f1 )( 2 )
t2.run()
#### case 2: ok
t1 = stackless.tasklet( f2 )( 3 )
t1.run()
t2 = stackless.tasklet( f2 )( 4 )
t2.run()
#### case 3: ???
t1 = stackless.tasklet( f1 )( 5 )
t2 = stackless.tasklet( f1 )( 6 )
t1.run()
t2.run()
#### case 4: fails at `t2.run()'
t1 = stackless.tasklet( f2 )( 7 )
t2 = stackless.tasklet( f2 )( 8 )
t1.run()
t2.run()

Output is:

1 a
2 a
3 a
4 a
5 a
6 a
6 b
7 a
8 a
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "test.py", line 30, in ?
    t2.run()
RuntimeError: You cannot run a blocked tasklet

AFAICS there are 2 problems here:
1) why is `6 b' ever printed?
2) looks like `t1.run()' in the case 4 runs both t1 and t2, which
results in a `t2.run()' failure.

-- 
TIA,
Vladimir Pozdyayev


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