ps: Thanks Raymond for the quick reply... and I feel rather apologetic
for having bothered the list with this :S
No need to feel that way -- many of us still learn from simple looking
problems! :)
~Ethan~
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Raymond Hettinger wrote:
> [Filipe Fernandes]
>> The reasons for using JoinableQueue I think are obvious. I want to
>> block the main processing using queue.join() until the tasks that have
>> been placed on the queue have been finished by the worker processes.
>>
>> I can't be the only one exper
[Filipe Fernandes]
> The reasons for using JoinableQueue I think are obvious. I want to
> block the main processing using queue.join() until the tasks that have
> been placed on the queue have been finished by the worker processes.
>
> I can't be the only one experiencing this (besides Brian)... a
I'm currently using the multiprocessing package and I'm hugely
impressed at its simplicity (thanks very much Jesse Noller).
Although, it seems that there's a bug in JoinableQueue's which renders
using it pointless over a regular Queue as per Issue 4660
http://bugs.python.org/issue4660
To re-iter
