  Debugging Non-Python Mainloops  Because of the way the Python
interpreter supports debugging, the debug process may become
unresponsive if your debug process is free-running for long
periods of time in non-Python code, such as C or C++. Whenever
the Python interpreter is not called for long periods of time,
messages from Wing IDE may be entirely ignored and the IDE may
disconnect from the debug process. This primarily affects
pausing a free-running program or setting, deleting, or editing
breakpoints while free-running.  Examples of environments that
can spend significant amounts of time outside of the Python
interpreter include GUI kits such as Gtk, Qt, Tkinter, wxPython,
and some web development tools like Zope. For the purposes of
this section, we call these "non-Python mainloops".  Supported
Non-Python Mainloops  Wing already supports Gtk, Tkinter,
wxPython, and Zope. If you are using one of these, or you aren't
using a non-Python mainloop at all, then you do not need to read
further in this section.  W