Question about Python threads
Mr. Neutron
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Thu Aug 22 00:22:21 EDT 2002
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On Wed, 21 Aug 2002 21:05:32 -0400, Stuart D. Gathman wrote: > > You might consider using Jython http://www.jython.org - which compiles I have been toying with Jython which I find cool. But from my understanding in how Jython works, it is even slower than CPython, because it has to interpret into the Java machine. So really it is not an alternative to making high performance code either. But if I do want to write Python code that will take advantage of more CPUs than I will use that instead. Not that the goal of Python was to create high performance system code in the first place. But, if it could be extended to do this, than languages like C would not be needed anymore. Imagine if the Linux kernel was written in Python! (haha). I am off to look for GIL. Thanks
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