I have a module which runs COM calls asynchronously in helper threads, but
after migrating to a WinXP machine, it has a strange interaction with import.
If the code is run in the dynamic context of an import, all COM access just
hangs.
I've tried three cases:
1. a.py imports b.py, and *d
On Tue, 28 Aug 2001, A wrote:
> Hi,
> Can anybody please answer my questions?
>
> 1. In my application I need one function to run in threads. The
> number of threads is chosen by user and numbers of threads can
> not be higher at one time.
> This function writes to a file a
Hi,
Can anybody please answer my questions?
1. In my application I need one function to run in threads. The
number of threads is chosen by user and numbers of threads can
not be higher at one time.
This function writes to a file also.How can I prevent other threads
from writting to this
A wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am a newbie with Python.I want to use threads in my application.
> Can you please let me know what is the best way of programming
> threads under Win32 systems?
> What modules shall I use?
> Is it better to use the thread module or the threading m
Hi,
I am a newbie with Python.I want to use threads in my application.
Can you please let me know what is the best way of programming
threads under Win32 systems?
What modules shall I use?
Is it better to use the thread module or the threading module or the
stackless Python? What are
