Stackless python and microthreads
Michele Simionato
michele.simionato at poste.it
Sun May 16 00:35:44 EDT 2004
Michael Walter <cm at leetspeak.org> wrote in message news:<2gnhh0F4r098U1 at uni-berlin.de>...
> Ville Vainio wrote:
> >>>>>>"Michele" == Michele Simionato <michele.simionato at poste.it> writes:
> > Michele> of learning Zope TAL/TALES/METAL, which I do not like
> > Michele> that much; I would rather prefer to generate HTML pages
> > Michele> with Lisp macros and use real s-expressions instead of
> > Michele> XML/HTML, but I can't :-(
> > What would you do with macros? [..]
> Syntactic abstraction. I would love to see macros in Python (actually
> working on some ideas for adding them to Python).
NO!! I am really talking about prefix notation: I am pro macros when
you have prefix notations and s-expressions (i.e. HTML/XML), whereas
I am not advocating macros in Python, which has an infix notation.
There are macro systems based on pattern matching which can work with
infix notation (I hear Dylan has one), but I feel somewhat happier with
Lisp-style macros where everything is a list.
Michele Simionato
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