In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Nick Stinemates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> MooJoo wrote:
> > Since I'm running each python instance in a new process, I don't believe
> > that there is a problem and, in my testing so far, I haven't encountered
> > anything that would lead me to believe there
MooJoo wrote:
> I've read that the Python interpreter is not thread-safe
Just to counter this misconception: the Python interpreter *is*
thread-safe. It's just that it won't run in parallel with itself
on multiple CPUs in a single process.
Regards,
Martin
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En Mon, 18 Feb 2008 22:47:40 -0200, MooJoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
escribió:
> I've read that the Python interpreter is not thread-safe but are there
> any issues in creating threads that create new processes (not threads)
> that run new instantiations of python? What I'm doing is subclassing the
>
MooJoo wrote:
> I've read that the Python interpreter is not thread-safe but are there
> any issues in creating threads that create new processes (not threads)
> that run new instantiations of python? What I'm doing is subclassing the
> threading.Thread and, in the run method, I'm making a call
MooJoo wrote:
> I've read that the Python interpreter is not thread-safe but are there
> any issues in creating threads that create new processes (not threads)
> that run new instantiations of python? What I'm doing is subclassing the
> threading.Thread and, in the run method, I'm making a call
