The async/await syntax was introduced inPEP492. Theasync defsyntax marks a function as acoroutine. Internally, coroutines are based on Python generators, but aren’t exactly the same thing. Coroutines return a coroutine object similar to how generators return a generator object. Once you have ...
prompting a keen interest in the future directions of Python's evolution and its relationship with the GIL. As Python continues to evolve as a language, developers and language designers are exploring avenues to address or potentially eliminate the limitations...
Hey, I've got a rather complicated program that involves mixing Rust async/await with Python asyncio. I know this problem isn't sorted out yet in pyo3 (although I think it's being worked on), but I figured I could get around those limitations by running two event loops, one for Rust...