Rob Gaddi writes:
> I've got a situation where I'll be asking an I/O bound process to do
> some work (querying an RS-232 device) while my main code is off
> running a sleep() bound process. Everyone always talks about how
> expensive thread creation is, so I figured I'd test it out in an
> IPyth
I've got a situation where I'll be asking an I/O bound process to do
some work (querying an RS-232 device) while my main code is off
running a sleep() bound process. Everyone always talks about how
expensive thread creation is, so I figured I'd test it out in an
IPython notebook.
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import t
