Stefan Behnel wrote:
>
> You forgot to create a thread state for the new thread. See the
> PyThreadState_New() function.
>
this does not really solve the problem even if the original error does no
happen anymore ...
but a bucket of other error happen >>> sometimes <<< and this mean
that time
Andreas Otto wrote:
> Hi,
>
> the following scenario:
>
> 1. using GIL
> 2. a pthread is created in a library and have to be "announced" to python
> 3. the thread is created in a "PyObject_CallObject" function call from
> extension c code using a other extension c-code function call
Hi,
the following scenario:
1. using GIL
2. a pthread is created in a library and have to be "announced" to python
3. the thread is created in a "PyObject_CallObject" function call from
extension c code using a other extension c-code function called
from python code
python
