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[from rozza] StacklessExamples - stacklessexamples - Google Code - Introduction to Stackless Examples
Stackless Python is an enhanced version of the Python programming language. It allows programmers to reap the benefits of thread-based programming without the performance and complexity problems associated with conventional threads. The microthreads that Stackless adds to Python are a cheap and lightweight convenience which can if used properly, give the following benefits:
* Improved program structure.
* More readable code.
* Increased programmer productivity.
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[from jaz] Alex Miller - Documenting thread safety
In general, it’s wise when designing a class to consider the state in the class and determine if each piece needs to be protected and how.
[from chimezie] python-safethread - Google Code
"python-safethread is a large modification of CPython intended to provide safe, easy, and scalable concurrency mechanisms. It focuses on local concurrency, not distributed or parallel programs."
[from chimezie] ASPN : Python Cookbook : Submit multiple concurrent batch jobs, with flexible throttling and timing.
"Submit a series of batch commands (as expected by the os.system() function). Each will be submitted in a separate python thread, but will be a separate process, hence will take advantage of multi-core cpu's."
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