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by alfanerd
3306 days ago
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Some years ago I wrote pyworks (www.github.com/pylots/pyworks), a proposal for async objects (inspired by ABCL and cooC (Concurrent Object Oriented-C, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/220178380_Concurren...) The testcase is 100 threads sending 1000 messages in to each other in a ring. On a 8-core Mac Jython and IronPython performs better than on 1-core, but Python 2.7 performs so badly that it never finishes. The ideal scenario is probably that the CPython interpreter starts one thread per core running as many coroutines in parallel as possible, but that looks like a long way away for Python |
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