Werner Smidt added the comment:
Thanks for going to the trouble, Sara.
Curiosity remains, but I'll mark this as closed.
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Werner Smidt added the comment:
Sorry for being lacking in providing some OS info. b
Opensuse Tumbleweed, Linux kernel 5.8.10-1, Intel system
I cannot explain why, but relating to Sara's answer, if you remove the .join()
statements at the end, you get the following exception:
/usr/bin
Werner Smidt added the comment:
The condition still stands.
if I execute:
python3 testqueuepickle3.py
Everything is fine. If, however I execute:
python3 -m testqueuepickle3.py
It hangs.
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Change by Werner Smidt :
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Removed file: https://bugs.python.org/file47255/testqueuepickle.py
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New submission from Werner Smidt <werner.sm...@gmail.com>:
Hi there
I recently stumbled on an interesting behaviour. I won't call it an error,
because I think it's a mistake I made.
BACKGROUND: I want to spawn threads that handle pickled data. This works
really well. However, I
