[Stackless] Crash with .run in another Thread

[Christian Tismer]

Jeff Senn wrote:
> While playing with Brian's example I discovered an
> example that crashes on OS-X/Stackless-2.5...
> 
> I haven't looked carefully yet at the reason...
> 
> ------
> from threading import Thread
> import stackless
> 
> def remove_task(x): x.remove()
> 
> def task():
>    stackless.tasklet(remove_task)(stackless.getcurrent())
>    stackless.schedule()
> 
> class myThread(Thread):
>    def run(self):
>      stackless.tasklet(task)()
>      stackless.run(10000)
> 
> myThread().start()

Yes, there is a bug.
First you try to use run() although you are not main.
Then I fail with this:

Assertion failed: self != ts->st.current, file 
\pythondev\stackless\Python-2.4.3\dev\Stackless\module\taskletobject.c, 
line 83

Will look into this. Thanks!
The threading stuff was not much used and is for sure still buggy
or not enough developed.

ciao - chris
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