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All,
I have a program that basically loops through two loops and I wanted to speedup
the stuff inside the second loop so I thought threading would be a good idea
but I am having a hard time getting it to work. All of the examples I have
seen that use a Queu have had the threaded stuff inside its own class. I have
tired that but I am not getting it.
Could anyone give me some hints on how I might set this up. Below is an
outline of my current program. What do I need to do to thread the inside loop.
Many of the functions depicted below inherit function from other modules.
class weather(a bunch of stuff)
def 1
def 2
def3
defetc
weax = weather()
.....stuff.....
for each in outsideloop:
def1
defn
for each in insideloop:
def1
def2
defn
I have tried to take the inside loop and make it a class but there are so many
functions , some inherited that are used on the inside and outside loop that I
am getting errors all over the place. Is it possible to thread without it
being its own class?
Thanks for the ideas and help.
John Ertl
Meteorologist
FNMOC
7 Grace Hopper Ave.
Monterey, CA 93943
(831) 656-5704
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