Axum Implementation
Hi Adam,The compiler performs a transformation similar to that of C# iterators (yield return). Briefly, when encountering an asynchronous call (such as receive), we return from the method, hoisting the...
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Hi,Thank you both for your replies - clears it up considerably. I will have a look at that sample project.I don't know about anyone else, but I would definately be interested in seeing how Axum is...
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Oops, it seems Artur and I were both working on a response at the same time. Good thing our responses were consistent... :-)Niklas
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Adam,The feature that you're talking about, and which both Erlang and stackless Python use, is a well-known and old technique called 'linked stacks.' Under this system, you do not allocate a contiguous...
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Hi Adam,The compiler performs a transformation similar to that of C# iterators (yield return). Briefly, when encountering an asynchronous call (such as receive), we return from the method, hoisting the...
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Hi,After reading the Language Spec and Programmer's Guide, I remember a note stating that the user had 500,000 waiting agents. This sounds like the micro-thread idea behind Stackless Python - is the...
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