Andres,
On 17 May 2011 16:39, Andres Riancho <andres.rian...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Have you used this module? Which aspects of it did you find annoying?
>
Yes, I have used this module. IMO there is not any annoying aspect in the
module, because his API is *really* similar to threading module so the
migration is not hard enough. Of course, the implementation depends on
what/how the code works, i think that you should take advantage of the Queue
module to be successful, that is because the Queue module allows concurrency
in a painless mode :). Is very common this approach to share queues between
processes to "put" and "get" tasks from there.
> What do we need to know before even starting to use it?
>
Nothing important at this point! of course basic concurrency programming
skills are needed :)! See the examples, test and research about patterns and
alternatives.
Regards,
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