Christian Tismer wrote:
Picking that up, too...
On 29.10.11 09:37, Greg Ewing wrote:
If the flag were moved into the stack frame instead, it would be possible to run any function in either "normal" or "coroutine" mode, depending on whether it was invoked via __call__ or __cocall__.
What about this idea? I think I just wrote exactly the same thing in another thread ;-)
Yes, it's the same idea. As you can see, I did consider it at one point, but I had second thoughts when I realised that it wouldn't work through type slots, meaning that there would be some areas of what appear to be pure Python code, but are not suspendable for non-obvious reasons. Maybe this is not a fatal problem -- we just tell people that __xxx__ methods are not suspendable. It's something to consider. -- Greg