Is "shelve" thread-safe on Windows?
Bruce Dodson
bruce_dodson at bigfoot.com
Thu Jul 29 21:14:19 EDT 1999
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I see a bsddb.pyd included with Python 1.5.1, and I assume with 1.5.2. I think this means Python shouldn't fall back to dumbdbm on a normal installation. If I am wrong about that, e.g. if bsddbm.pyd is based on the 1.x series dbm that didn't support concurrent use, I think you can get a safe version of dbm from www.SleepyCat.com, or maybe the gdbm from www.roth.net/libs. It should be quite simple to plug in one of those to the bsddbm or gdbm Python module source.
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