C++ standard does not mention anything about the stack or the heap, they are implementation specific, which is true. Even though they are not part of the C++ standard, we end up using them anyway,...

I've heard of stackless languages. However I don't have any idea how such a language would be implemented. Can someone explain?

from How does a stackless language work? Haskell (as commonly implemented) does not have a call stack; evaluation is based on graph reduction. Really? That's interesting, because while I've nev...

It seems that most new programming languages that have appeared in the last 20 years have been written in C. This makes complete sense as C can be seen as a sort of portable assembly language. But ...

I've noticed two methods to "message passing". One I've seen Erlang use and the other is from Stackless Python. From what I understand here's the difference Erlang Style - Messages are sent and qu...

I would like to write a web based MMO game that will allow users to write AI and run it as part of the game. I plan to use Html5 for graphics and want this to be web based so it can be accessed fro...

i m trying to design a mmo game using python... I have evaluated stackless and since it is not the general python and it is a fork, i dont want to use it I am trying to chose between pysage...

By stackless VM I mean implementation which maintains its own stack on the heap instead of using system "C-stack". This has a lot of advantages like continuations and serializable state, but also h...

According to this answer https://stackoverflow.com/questions/551950/what-stackless-programming-languages-are-available/671296#671296 all of these programming languages are stackless Stackless ...

I am quite excited by the possibility of using languages which have parallelism / concurrency built in, such as stackless python and erlang, and have a firm belief that we'll all have to move in th...