Support Event.wait(timeout=...) and Event.clear()#8
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patrick-kidger merged 9 commits intotweaksfrom Aug 2, 2025
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… of the Event. This is in support of potentially allowing timeouts in the future - we now distinguish specifically which _Wait we might be timing out.
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In particular this makes it possible to express sleeps without needing threads, it all just goes through a single
threaidng.Event.wait(timeout=...). As per #7 that seems potentially interesting for WASM builds which do not support threading.It also definitely makes the user-space implementations of
tinyio.sleepandtinyio.timeoutmore elegant.For now I'm putting this in a separate branch, much like #7. I need to cook up some far more thorough fuzzing tests before merging either of these, I think, as they are complicated enough that I'm willing to believe I've missed some edge case.