I have a Python app, spam.py, that uses a C shared library, eggs.so.
This shared library is an interface that makes connections to another
system (Ham), and among other things uses callback functions.
Therefore, if I want to make multiple connections to Ham, I need
eggs.so to be instantiated in memory multiple times so that everything
works fine.
Right now, in spam.py, let's say I want to make two connections to the
Ham system. I call
eggs.start('Connection1')
eggs.start('Connection2')
On the second one, I get a 'duplicate call' error. Because Python is
optimized to only load a module into memory once, I can never make more
than one connection from the same Python script.
Any ideas to work around this would be great.
Gabriel
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