John Jones added the comment:
I agree with everything you're saying Gregory, however I don't think the
significance of the memory doubling is as inconsequential as you might first
think. For example, i have on my 64bit Linux system 128Gb of RAM, and a numpy
table that's around 70Gb. Spawning
John Jones added the comment:
To prevent subprocess/os.fork() doubling my memory after loading a large numpy
array into memory, I now have to start my script with 650 calls to
subprocess.Popen(), which just sit their waiting for some stdin to start doing
something. This doesn't happen until
New submission from John Jones:
os.makedirs() gives the optional variable mode to set the permissions on the
directories it creates.
While it seems to work for all triplet octal values (777,755,etc) it doesn't
seem to work on values with the sticky bit (1777,1755,etc)
I know that to set
John Jones added the comment:
Im kind of surprised this bug has lasted for so many years :)
setting part_regexp to:
r'\(.*?\(.*?\).*?\)+|\[.*?\[.*?\].*?\]+|\S+'
fixes the issue for me, although its not very elegant
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nosy: +John Jones
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