play.api.libs.iteratee

Execution

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object Execution

Contains the default ExecutionContext used by Iteratees.

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Execution.scala
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  7. def defaultExecutionContext: ExecutionContext

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  19. object trampoline extends ExecutionContext

    Executes in the current thread.

    Executes in the current thread. Uses a thread local trampoline to make sure the stack doesn't overflow. Since this ExecutionContext executes on the current thread, it should only be used to run small bits of fast-running code. We use it here to run the internal iteratee code.

    Blocking should be strictly avoided as it could hog the current thread. Also, since we're running on a single thread, blocking code risks deadlock.

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