Erik Max Francis max at alcyone.com
Tue Jan 7 22:00:42 EST 2003

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Giorgi Lekishvili wrote:

> asynchroneous? 'Cause I am afraid I havn't understand how to make
> synchronization
> work with ThreadingTCPServer:(((

For server work, asynchronous I/O is the alternative to multithreading
or process forking (in the rare cases where forking will suffice). 
Asynchronous I/O really just means you use a select loop and handle each
request as quickly as possible.  There are all sorts of frameworks which
make this easier, such as asyncore/Medusa, Twisted, etc.

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