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[Python-Dev] 'stackless' python?

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[Christian Tismer]
> I've put quite many hours into a non-recursive ceval.c
> already.

Does that mean 6 or 600 <wink>?

> Should I continue? At least this would be a little improvement, also
> if the continuation thing will not be born. ?

Guido wanted to move in the "flat interpreter" direction for Python2 anyway,
so my belief is it's worth pursuing.

but-then-i-flipped-a-coin-with-two-heads-ly y'rs  - tim

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