Apologies -- the next Cambridge & East Anglian Python group
meeting will be on the 8th *January* 2008. The other details
were right, though: Carlton Arms at 8pm.
Tony Ibbs / Tibs
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The next meeting of the Cambridge & East Anglia Python group
will be at 8pm on Tuesday 8th February 2008 at the Carlton Arms
(http://www.thecarltonarms.co.uk/).
Meetings after that will be on the first Tuesday of each month,
same time, same place.
Tony Ibbs / Tibs -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Thursday 20 December 2007 07:55:11 Richard Taylor wrote:
> That is reasonable. There can be performance improvements from using
> separate read/write locks under certain loads, but I doubt that is an issue
> here.
Indeed. I'm tempted to do value level locking at somepoint, but performance
isn
Mike
On Wednesday 19 December 2007, Michael Sparks wrote:
> The thing here all of these functions have in common is they are all
> read-write on the state (eg creating non-pre-existing vars). So rather than
> having separate read & write locks, I've decided on a single lock for
> read-write.
That
