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zeph wrote:
> The mutex class (and module) should not be used, since it is, as you
> said, deprecated for 3.0. Like the docs say, it "does not require (or
> imply) threading or multi-tasking, though it could be useful for those
> purposes."
Over the years, many things about Python
The mutex class (and module) should not be used, since it is, as you
said, deprecated for 3.0. Like the docs say, it "does not require (or
imply) threading or multi-tasking, though it could be useful for those
purposes." The mutex class' lock() method takes a function and args
and if the mutex is
Hi,
what is the difference between mutex.mutex and threading.Lock?
Neither the documentation nor a Google search gave me any clue.
Another issue: The documentation of mutex in version 2.6.4 says:
"Deprecated since version The: mutex module has been removed in Python
3.0."
Maybe it s
