 Stackless python goes Limbo dancing
started 5/25/2002; 9:29:06 AM - last post 5/26/2002; 1:10:14 PM
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Adewale Oshineye - Stackless python goes Limbo dancing 
5/25/2002; 9:29:06 AM (reads: 807, responses: 1)
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andrew cooke - Re: Stackless python goes Limbo dancing
5/26/2002; 1:10:14 PM (reads: 830, responses: 0)
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From what I remember of Python politics, Stackless doesn't stand much chance of becoming a standard because it is difficult to reconcile with Jython (this is old info - has it changed?). But with support for CSP, I think there's an outside chance that Stackless could become more important than standard Python :-) Maybe I'm overestimating things, but I think this is great news - CSP has always seemed (from what I know of it - I admit I never finished the book) a much more sensible route than the mutex stuff (plus syntactic sugar) I have to use in Java. I'm looking forwards to bumping into some problem where I can try this out.
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