Skip Montanaro wrote: > James> would be nice if the python interpreter lock was recursive :) > >Somebody recently rewrote most of threading.py in C for Windows. It was >suggested that he tackle a number of interpreter lock issues, including >recursion. Perhaps it won't be that far off. > Cool. that sounds like it will be useful for many extensions that use callbacks (which will either be called from the main loop where the interpreter lock has been released, or in response to an API call where it is still acquired). Of course if python were free threaded, it would integrate with almost any other library's idea of threading/locking.
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