Brian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Hi Brian,
> >
> > You may have already considered this, but since I didn't see it
> > mentioned in your post, I'll reply anyway.
> >
> > I believe the Python binaries that Apple includes with OS X are always
> > slightly behind the la
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Brian,
>
> You may have already considered this, but since I didn't see it
> mentioned in your post, I'll reply anyway.
>
> I believe the Python binaries that Apple includes with OS X are always
> slightly behind the latest that you can get from the official sources.
Hi Brian,
You may have already considered this, but since I didn't see it
mentioned in your post, I'll reply anyway.
I believe the Python binaries that Apple includes with OS X are always
slightly behind the latest that you can get from the official sources.
I'm not infront of my Mac right now, s
Brian wrote:
> As one additional question, can someone point me in the direction of a
> resource that would explain how I could use Python to tell me what core
> is actually handling the process? I am not even sure if something like
> this exists, but it would be an interesting feature to explore.
As one additional question, can someone point me in the direction of a
resource that would explain how I could use Python to tell me what core
is actually handling the process? I am not even sure if something like
this exists, but it would be an interesting feature to explore.
Thanks,
Brian
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Thank you for your answer. I had a feeling that it would be a
threading issue, but I wasn't sure.
Brian
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> Can I ask why that is, and if there is a way to take advantage
> of all 4 within python?
Sure. All major programming languages handle concurrency in one of two
ways: multithreading or parallel processes. In the standard python
interpreter, there is the Global Interpreter Lock (GIL for short) tha
Thanks for the response. I was unaware that the G5 was only using one
core. Can I ask why that is, and if there is a way to take advantage
of all 4 within python?
Thanks,
Brian
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Brian wrote:
> I have been a Mac and linux guy since 1998 and except for a handful of
> times, have not touched a MS box since then. This changes a few days
> ago when I needed to get a MS box for another project. This leads me
> to my question...
>
> A while ago, I borrowed a python script from
I have been a Mac and linux guy since 1998 and except for a handful of
times, have not touched a MS box since then. This changes a few days
ago when I needed to get a MS box for another project. This leads me
to my question...
A while ago, I borrowed a python script from someone's blog that show
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