link on the generators page, question about yield
# Neil Mix (19 years ago)
Oh, and I have no question about yield. I answered it myself while
writing the email.
Oh, and I have no question about yield. I answered it myself while writing the email. On Sep 19, 2006, at 8:53 PM, Neil Mix wrote: > One of the PEP links on the generators page is incorrect -- it > points to PEP-324 which is about launching sub-processes. (It > should really point to PEP-342.) Further confusing things is that > the similarly-named PEP-234 just happens to be about iterators, and > it also just happens to be linked from PEP-255, which is in turn > linked from the generators page. In a rare combination of bad > circumstances and uninformed reading, someone could hypothetically > make a faulty assumption about where the bad link is supposed to > point, and therefore fail to comprehend how trampolining can be > used to implement stackless threading. > > When said reader finally reads the correct document and spends some > time grokking it, I'll bet he decides that generators are > sufficient and there's no compelling reason to push for a more full- > blown concurrency mechanism. But he might also be too embarrassed > to publicly admit his earlier gaffe. > > Hypothetically speaking, of course. > > -Neil > _______________________________________________ > Es4-discuss mailing list > Es4-discuss at mozilla.org > https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es4-discuss
One of the PEP links on the generators page is incorrect -- it points
to PEP-324 which is about launching sub-processes. (It should really
point to PEP-342.) Further confusing things is that the similarly- named PEP-234 just happens to be about iterators, and it also just
happens to be linked from PEP-255, which is in turn linked from the
generators page. In a rare combination of bad circumstances and
uninformed reading, someone could hypothetically make a faulty
assumption about where the bad link is supposed to point, and
therefore fail to comprehend how trampolining can be used to
implement stackless threading.
When said reader finally reads the correct document and spends some
time grokking it, I'll bet he decides that generators are sufficient
and there's no compelling reason to push for a more full-blown
concurrency mechanism. But he might also be too embarrassed to
publicly admit his earlier gaffe.
Hypothetically speaking, of course.