On 6/5/2020 11:11 AM, Edwin Zimmerman wrote:
Advantages of the one-to-one model
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1. It's less bug prone. It is much easier to reason about code working
in a single address space. Most code assumes
I'm curious where reasoning about address spaces comes into writing Python
code? I can't say that address space has ever been a
concern to me when coding in Python.
I don't know enough about Python code with subinterpreters to comment
there. But for the C code that makes up much of CPython: it's very
difficult to inspect code and know you aren't accidentally sharing
objects between interpreters.
Eric
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