Elvis Pranskevichus wrote:
By default, generators reference an empty LogicalContext object that is
allocated once (like the None object). We can do that because LCs are
immutable.
Ah, I see. That wasn't clear from the implementation, where
gen.__logical_context__ = contextvars.LogicalContext()
looks like it's creating a new one.
However, there's another thing: it looks like every
time a generator is resumed/suspended, an execution
context node is created/discarded.
--
Greg
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