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On Tue, 2002-02-19 at 11:15, Christian Tismer wrote:
> Again, What is the name of this function/method, and
> where does it belong?
> It
> - unblocks another tasklet
> - transfers data
> - does not block anything
> - schedules the other tasklet
>=20
> Or is this a bad design at all?
In our current system, this function is called 'schedule()';
and it takes an 'args' tuple. It doesn't transfer control, it just
makes the other coro ready to run ASAP. [i.e., next trip through the
event loop it will be added to the set of 'runnable' coros].
Here is our coro::condition_variable::wake_one() for context:
def wake_one (self, args=3D()):
for coro in self._waiting:
try:
schedule (coro, args)
except ScheduleError:
pass
else:
self._waiting.pop(0)
return 1
else:
return 0
[ScheduleError is thrown if the coro has already been scheduled]
-Sam
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