At 02:35 AM 10/12/2005 +0000, Joshua Spoerri wrote: >that stm paper isn't the end. > >there's a java implementation which seems to be exactly what we want: >http://research.microsoft.com/~tharris/papers/2003-oopsla.pdf There's already a Python implementation of what's described in the paper. It's called ZODB. :) Just use the memory backend if you don't want the objects to persist. Granted, if you want automatic retry you'll need to create a decorator that catches conflict errors. But basically, ZODB implements a similar optimistic conflict management transaction algorithm to that described in the paper. Certainly, it's the closest thing you can get in CPython without a complete redesign of the VM.
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