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I'm starting with an explanation of Python futures in Python, so we can expand on it to build a Rust awaitable that drives a Rust future. Is this making any sense? The fact that the two languages use the same denomination is a good sign for compatibility but makes the whole deal a bit confusing.
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This look interesting 👀 |
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Oh oops, I pushed my second commit here as well. I intended to make separate pull requests, but now that it's here... What do you prefer? That I change this PR's title or that I move my second paragraph to a different PR? |
This concludes my tutorial for writing the glue to use Rust futures from Python. From there it should be easy enough to write a library.
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All right, so I decided to just leave everything in one big PR. I think this should be enough to explain the method I found, and to bootstrap any library that would like to implement something like this. |
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Feb 14, 2021
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Im happy to merge this if you're happy you got everything you need in it? |
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Not just yet, I think I should remove the double callback from the examples as it's unneeded complexity. Have you had the time to read some of it? I know it's a bit long and I don't know if it makes it any clearer. |
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It's ready. |
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I'm starting with an explanation of Python futures in Python, so we can
expand on it to build a Rust awaitable that drives a Rust future.
Is this making any sense? The fact that the two languages use the same
denomination is a good sign for compatibility but makes the whole deal a
bit confusing.