PEP 611: Drop restriction on the number of coroutines. (#1252)
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* The number of bytecode instructions in a code object.
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* The number of bytecode instructions in a code object.
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* The sum of local variables and stack usage for a code object.
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* The sum of local variables and stack usage for a code object.
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* The number of classes in a running interpreter.
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* The number of classes in a running interpreter.
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* The number of live coroutines in a running interpreter.
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It is likely that operating system limits will restrict the number of usuable coroutines to much less than a million,
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It is likely that memory constraints would be a limiting factor before the number of classes reaches one million.
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and that memory constraints may be a limiting factor before the number of classes reaches one million.
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Reducing the limits
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Reducing the limits
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@ -191,7 +189,6 @@ It is anticipated that CPython will enforce the limits as follows:
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* The number of bytecode instructions in a code object: 3.9 onwards.
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* The number of bytecode instructions in a code object: 3.9 onwards.
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* The sum of local variables and stack usage for a code object: 3.9 onwards.
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* The sum of local variables and stack usage for a code object: 3.9 onwards.
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* The number of classes in a running interpreter: probably 3.10 onwards, maybe warning in 3.9.
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* The number of classes in a running interpreter: probably 3.10 onwards, maybe warning in 3.9.
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* The number of live coroutines in a running interpreter: Implicitly limited by operating system limits until at least 3.11.
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Backwards Compatibility
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Backwards Compatibility
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