Paul
This is pretty useful for me. Appreciate it! My whole point is not
that I actually want to do this, but that I want to make sure that
Python is powerful enough to handle this kind of thing before I really
invest myself deeply into learning and using it. I do believe that
parallel computing
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"James Aguilar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...
> So, I have a couple of questions:
>
> * Is there any way to have Python objects (Such as a light or a color)
> put themselves into a byte array and then pull themselves out of the
> same array without any extra work
James Aguilar wrote:
> Suppose that I am writing a ray tracer in Python. Well, perhaps not a
> ray tracer. Suppose that I am writing a ray tracer that has to update
> sixty times a second (Ignore for now that this is impossible and silly.
> Ignore also that one would probably not choose Python to
Oh wise readers of comp.lang.python,
Lend a newbie your ears. I have read several old articles from this
group about memory mapping and interprocess communication and have
Googled the sh** out of the internet, but have not found sufficient to
answer my questions.
Suppose that I am writing a ray
