Hi!Currently PyORBit doesn't support multithreading. In order to do this right, I would probably need to use the PyGILState_* functions from Python 2.3, and possibly require ORBit 2.8 which supports multi-threaded POAs (ie. allowing requests to be handled by other threads, rather than blocking or causing unexpected reentrancy)..
I'm trying to get pyORBit to work with threading. Unfortunately this
does not seem to work. When starting the attached sample script, the
script will print out numbers of up to ~100 and then stop. gdb reports
that thread 1 is hanging in poll(), while thread 3 is waiting for a
signal. Has anybody any ideas on how to proceed to track this problem
down?
James.
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