Why GIL? (was Re: what's the point of rpython?)
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Bryan Olson <fakeaddress at nowhere.org> writes: > The meaning of 'immutable' is well-established in the Python > literature. Python's immutable types include tuple, frozenset, and > various kinds of numbers and strings. Class instances, not so much. But we are talking about objects as they live in the C implementation, not at the level where Python code deals with them.
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