[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Cameron Laird) writes:
> Me, too. I'd love to talk over Linda with other aficionados,
> and/or hunt together for an excuse to use her/it.
How about an Mnesia-like database for Python? (Mnesia is an embedded
database for Erlang programs.)
I see in the PyLinda page that
* 13/1/05 - Version 0.4
* Removed SysV shared memory and made Unix Domain Sockets the
default as they are quicker.
That sounds to me like the shared memory version was broken somehow.
I don't see how a socket-based approach needing context switches could
be faster than a zero-copy, all-userspace approach.
FWIW, I remember seeing a web page about someone else implementing
tuplespace in Python for his home Beowulf cluster, but although it was
written as a C extension, it didn't seem all that serious. Found it:
http://willware.net/beowulf.pdf
http://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxtuples
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