> A function containing an infinite loop will never return, so it is bugged
> and useless unless it does has an external effect with something like
> 'print xxx' within the loop.
I thought the idiom:
while True:
#code which iterates my simulation
if condition: break
wat quite normal. This is the style loop I am using.
> Note 2. Delving deep into CPython internals, as you are, is CPython hacking
> rather than Python programming per se. Fun, maybe, but I wonder if this is
> really to best way to do what you want to do.
I am trying to allow two modes of concurrency, (threading, and
pseudo-threading using generators) without having to change my
application code. If either CPython or Python hacking can provide a
solution, I'm not sure, but I would be happy with either.
Sw.
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