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by tightbookkeeper
625 days ago
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> Sounds like a lot of speculation on your end This issue is discussed extensively in “the art of Unix programming” if we want to play the authority and experience game. > multithreaded CPU-intensive code would be a nice, obvious solution to a problem Processes are well supported in python. But if you’re maxing your CPU core with the right algorithm then python was probably the wrong tool. > my experience has been that these are very real. When you’re used to working one way it may seem impossible to frame the problem differently. Just to remind you this is a NEW feature in python. JavaScript, perl, and bash, also do not support multi threading for similar reasons. One school of design says if you can think of a use case, add that feature. Another tries to maintain invariants of a system. |
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