I've been following this discussion anxiously. There's one application of stackless where I think the restrictions *do* come into play. Gordon wrote a nice socket demo where multiple coroutines or uthreads were scheduled by a single scheduler that did a select() on all open sockets. I would think that if you use this a lot, e.g. for all your socket I/O, you might get in trouble sometimes when you initiate a socket operation from within e.g. __init__ but find you have to complete it later. How realistic is this danger? How serious is this demo? --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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