POX has a cooperative scheduler with its own event loop and so forth. This can do a lot of things that Python couldn't natively do at the time it was developed. In the Python 3 world with async functions and such... is the POX scheduler and event loop still relevant, or should/can it be replaced with built-in Python functionality?
POX has a cooperative scheduler with its own event loop and so forth. This can do a lot of things that Python couldn't natively do at the time it was developed. In the Python 3 world with async functions and such... is the POX scheduler and event loop still relevant, or should/can it be replaced with built-in Python functionality?