Stackless Python, eventual merge?

[Christian Tismer]

Thomas Heller wrote:
> Martin v. Loewis wrote:
> 
>> Greg Ewing <see_reply_address at something.invalid> writes:
>>
>>
>>> So, the only way to find out whether a particular
>>> extension is safe to use in Stackless is to try
>>> it. 
>>
>>
>>
>> That is not true. It is more reliable to inspect the source code.
>>
>> In general, it is very easy to do so: if there are no callbacks to
>> Python, the module is stackless-safe.
> 
> 
> So win32all probably wxPython are incompatible with stackless?

PythonWin has a problem when locking Scintilla for printing,
and a tasklet prints then, too. I will prohibit this by
some magic which is already designed: I don't allow switching
for modules which are not registered. (registrry to be done)

wxPython: Nooooo, it works like a charm! I have a commercial
application which runs multiple tasks in wxPython.
There are some small imcompatibilities which I will
discuss with the wxPython developers.

ciao - chris

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