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Stackless issue #270: Remove field PyFrameObject.f_execute #271
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Stackless now uses an unmodified PyFrameObject structure. The field PyFrameObject.f_executing now stores the information how to evaluate a frame. Additional consequences: - all frame execution functions now take a "PyCFrameObject *" as first argument. - Pickled frames no contain f_executing instead of the name of the execution function.
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June 14, 2021 20:27
Consistent usage of SLP_FRAME_EXECUTING_VALUE
Cleanups and minor improvements. Fix _PyEval_EvalFrameDefault
Again minor improvements.
kristjanvalur
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Implement Stackless issue #270: Remove field PyFrameObject.f_execute
Stackless now uses an unmodified PyFrameObject structure. The field
PyFrameObject.f_executing now stores the information how to evaluate a
frame.
Additional consequences:
argument.
execution function.
Once this is merged, we can further simplify ceval.c