Thank you very much for all your explanation !
Your pytz module is great !
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nicolas_riesch wrote:
> Does someone know if the module pytz
> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/pytz/) is thread-safe ?
> I have not seen it explicitely stated, and just wanted to be sure, as I
> want to use it.
pytz is thread safe.
> That's because in the file pytz/tzinfo.py, I see global variab
Daniel Dittmar wrote:
> Dictionaries (and probably most other Python types that are implemented
> in C) are inherently thread safe.
That sounds like a dangerous assumption to me.
Are you relying on the Global Interpreter Lock?
Is is guaranteed?
Does that safety transfer to Jython?
How can I tel
nicolas_riesch wrote:
> Does someone know if the module pytz
> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/pytz/) is thread-safe ?
> I have not seen it explicitely stated, and just wanted to be sure, as I
> want to use it.
>
> That's because in the file pytz/tzinfo.py, I see global variables
> _timedelta_cac
nicolas_riesch wrote:
> Does someone know if the module pytz
> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/pytz/) is thread-safe ?
On that, I don't know.
> That's because in the file pytz/tzinfo.py, I see global variables
> _timedelta_cache, _datetime_cache, _ttinfo_cache, which are
> dictionnaries and
Does someone know if the module pytz
(http://sourceforge.net/projects/pytz/) is thread-safe ?
I have not seen it explicitely stated, and just wanted to be sure, as I
want to use it.
That's because in the file pytz/tzinfo.py, I see global variables
_timedelta_cache, _datetime_cache, _ttinfo_cache,
