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...stack to the underlying VM or hardware stack, then it should raise a RecursionOverflow exception when the recursion limit is exceeded, but the underlying stack does not overflow. If the underlying stack overflows, or is near to overflow, then a StackOverflow exception should be raised. C-API A new function, Py_CheckStackDepth() will be added, and the behavior of Py_EnterRecursiveCall() will be modified slightly. Py_CheckStackDepth() int Py_CheckStackDepth(const char *where) will return 0 if t...
...stack, the two are logically separate. They just happen to use the same stack. A real thread gets something approaching a process-sized stack because the implementation has no way of knowing how much stack space the thread will require. The stack space required for an individual frame is likely to be reasonable, but stack switching is an arcane and non-portable process, not supported by C. Once Python stops putting Python data on the C stack, however, stack switching becomes easy. The fundamenta...
...stack = tstate.current_context_stack tstate.current_context_stack = ChainMap([self]) # changed self._in_use = True try: return fn(*args, **kwargs) finally: state.current_context_stack = old_context_stack self._in_use = False Aside from some updated variables names (e.g., tstate.current_context → tstate.current_context_stack), the only change here is on the marked line, which now wraps the context in a ChainMap before stashing it in the threadstate. We...
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...stack and a pointer/weak reference to the bottom of the stack. This allows efficient stack manipulations. An object produced by contextvars.capture() is similar, but refers to only a part of the stack with the bottom reference pointing to the top of the stack as it was in the beginning of the capture block. Now, the stack evolves according to the assignment __enter__ and __exit__ methods. For example: cvar1 = contextvars.Var() cvar2 = contextvars.Var() # stack: [] assert cvar1.value is None ass...
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24 Sept. from 4pm UTC to 7pm UTC, 2015
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This is a group for anyone interested in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence and their applications such as Big Data, predictive analytics, data science and robotics. Our main focus is Python based technology stack, but not only. All skill levels are welcome. We started this group because we want to …
16 Dec. from 9:15am UTC to 4:15pm UTC, 2012
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PyData Workshop-Sprint 2012 at NYC Are you interested in a one-day hands-on intensive Pandas workshop and sprint for new contributors with a Pandas core-dev leading the sprint? Objective The aim of this workshop and sprint is to encourage and rope in more bug triagers and new contributors to scientific programming …
...stack. ADDITEMS: add the topmost stack items to the set (to be used with EMPTY_SET). FROZENSET: create a frozenset object from the topmost stack items, and push it on the stack. NEWOBJ_EX: take the three topmost stack items cls, args and kwargs, and push the result of calling cls.__new__(*args, **kwargs). STACK_GLOBAL: take the two topmost stack items module_name and qualname, and push the result of looking up the dotted qualname in the module named module_name. MEMOIZE: store the top-of-stack o...
...stack, regardless of the execution path that leads to its invocation. If an instruction can be executed along several different execution paths, the value stack must have the same depth prior to the execution of the instruction, regardless of the path taken. At no point during execution can the value stack grow to a depth greater than that implied by co_stacksize. Execution never falls off the bottom of co_code. Implementation This PEP is the working document for a Python bytecode verificatio...
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Come lead by example and help evolve and improve our technology and team. Simplelegal has a single git repo and our only high level dependencies are Python and Postgresql, and despite our determination to maintain the spirit of staying 'simple' down to our tech stack, we have a lot of …
...stack corruption thing, I thought along the lines of: 1) Stacks should only be corrupted if an object is decref'd which shouldn't be, or an object is created without a reference to begin with? No -- corrupt stacks can also come from the use of uninitialized pointer variables, or out-of bounds indexing. There could be some pretty subtle off-by-one errors in your code! 2) You only need to decref objects if you're worried about memory leaks, since I'm just debugging, I'm not...
...stack of values in the current logical context; pop() -- pops the top value from the stack of values in the current logical context. Compared to the single-value design with the set() and delete() methods, the stack-based approach allows for a simpler implementation of the set/restore pattern. However, the mental burden of this approach is considered to be higher, since there would be two stacks to consider: a stack of LCs and a stack of values in each LC. (This idea was suggested by Nathaniel...
Location: San Francisco, CA USA
Full-time, Remote, Async, Flexible Hours Annual Salary: $90k USD You will be responsible for working on the backend services at PhotoCircle, which are used to power all applications and store customer data. Our stack makes use of Python, PostgreSQL, HAProxy, Envoy, Nginx, gunicorn, gRPC, gevent, Redis, TimescaleDB, Grafana, and many …
...stack, and call the new # one with no args self.schedule(value, (coroutine,stack)) elif stack: # Yielded a result, pop the stack and send the # value to the caller self.schedule(stack[0], stack[1], value) # else: this pseudothread has ended self.queue.append(resume) A simple echo server, and code to run it using a trampoline (presumes the existence of nonblocking_read, nonblocking...
Location: Warszawa Poland
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...stack" of open source licenses, which represent its history as an open source project under the sponsorship of a number of different organizations. The topmost license on this stack is the PSF License (http://opensource.org/licenses/PythonSoftFoundation.php). Everything added to Python since version 2.0.1 is covered by the PSF License, while some older portions of the code are covered by the older licenses lower down on the stack. For most users, the details of the license stack are irrelev...
...stack trace. A source level debugger allows inspection of local and global variables, evaluation of arbitrary expressions, setting breakpoints, stepping through the code a line at a time, and so on. The debugger is written in Python itself, testifying to Python's introspective power. On the other hand, often the quickest way to debug a program is to add a few print statements to the source: the fast edit-test-debug cycle makes this simple approach very effective. See also some comparis...