On May 11, 2010, at 8:28 PM, CARSON DEAN FENIMORE wrote:
> Just FYI: The problem appears to have gone away with some minor
> changes. We have twisted in use in a large application, which
> consists of many threads. These threads were invoking some
> twisted-related methods; for example, calling
Just FYI: The problem appears to have gone away with some minor
changes. We have twisted in use in a large application, which
consists of many threads. These threads were invoking some
twisted-related methods; for example, calling addCallback on a
Deferred instance from one thread, while running
On May 10, 2010, at 8:04 PM, CARSON DEAN FENIMORE wrote:
> I receive a GeneratorExit occasionally when using Twisted. Has anyone
> noticed this problem? t I am on python 2.5 - as I understand it,
> GeneratorExit derives from StandardError in 2.5, and BaseException in
> 2.6. The real problem in
I receive a GeneratorExit occasionally when using Twisted. Has anyone
noticed this problem? t I am on python 2.5 - as I understand it,
GeneratorExit derives from StandardError in 2.5, and BaseException in
2.6. The real problem in my code appears to be that the reference to
my generator itself is
