[Stackless] can I run the scheduler in debug mode?

Paul Sijben sijben at eemvalley.com
Wed Feb 28 14:25:37 CET 2007


Thanks!

It is telling me something now I'll go and see what it is telling me.

Stephan Diehl wrote:
> Paul Sijben wrote:
>> I am seeing the following behaviour: I am creating tasklets left, right
>> and center but at one point I am going through same motions (using
>> t=stackless.tasklet(object) followed by t.setup()) but my tasklet is
>> never activated.
>>
>> The code of the tasklet is successfully executed eslewhere in the code,
>> it is just this particular instance, and this instance is the key to
>> continuing my flow so at one point the code halts while I know this
>> tasklet needs to become runnable.
>>
>> When I try to force its activation by executing  run() on the tasklet I
>> never get back to the parent tasklet. Naturally I am wondering what is
>> going on here.
>>
>> So is there a way to run the scheduler in debug mode so it tells me why
>> it is not scheduling this tasklet?
>
> You might want to try the 'stackless.set_schedule_callback' function.
> it takes a function f(prev, next) . 'f' will be called everytime there
> is an scheduling event. That's the closest you'll get for debugging.
>
>>
>> Paul
>>

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