Hello,
I've been writing a game manager backend whose purpose is to check
every couple of seconds for games that are ready to be launched, call
a task to launch them, and rinse and repeat. I have a handler for a
front-end instance to URLFetch from the backend and retrieve its state
to display to users and I put the main loop into a thread that I call
time.sleep on. The problem is it seems like when I run the main loop
function in the thread, absolutely nothing happens. It's of this form:
def start(self):
_id = thread.start_new_thread(self.check_current_games, ())
logging.info("Thread id: %s" % _id)
When start is called, it seems like it just totally locks up and
nothing I output to the logs shows up. The logging line about the
thread if is never shown. Does anyone know why this might be and how I
can go about fixing it?
Also, when I worked on the backend starting and stopping it many
times, I used up the full 9 hour backend quota in ~2 hours. Is this
because it's keeping one idle and when I immediately click start again
I'm running several instances at the same time? It never seems to
indicate I have more than one instance active, so I'm not sure why
this would be the case.
Thanks,
Rick
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