[–] artificer 17y ago ↗ For those who want this functionality but use a version of Python older than 2.6, there is a backport of this module:http://code.google.com/p/python-multiprocessing/
[–] hendler 17y ago ↗ How does this relate/interoperate with stackless python? http://www.stackless.com/ [–] jnoller 17y ago ↗ It's doesn't matter. It can run with stackless/within it, and you can use tasklets. This was designed to step around the GIL, not get involved in the coroutine/tasklet/etc rats nest.
[–] jnoller 17y ago ↗ It's doesn't matter. It can run with stackless/within it, and you can use tasklets. This was designed to step around the GIL, not get involved in the coroutine/tasklet/etc rats nest.
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