"Graham Dumpleton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > No such limitation exists with mod_python as it does all the > interpreter creation and management at the Python C API level. The one > interpreter per process limitation is only when using the standard > 'python' runtime executable and you are doing everything in Python code.
Oh cool, I thought CPython used global and/or static variables or had other obstacles to supporting multiple interpreters. Is there a separate memory pool for each interpreter when you have multiple ones? So each one has its own copies of 0,1,2,None,..., etc? How big is the memory footprint per interpreter? I guess there's no way to timeshare (i.e. with microthreads) between interpreters but that's o.k. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
