I switched this thread to the python-ideas list, since this is proposing a new feature.
On Mon, Oct 22, 2018 at 12:13 PM Sean Harrington <seanhar...@gmail.com> wrote: > I contend that multiprocessing.Pool is used most frequently with a single > task. I am proposing a feature that enforces this invariant, optimizes task > memory-footprints & thus serialization time, and preserves the > well-established interface to Pool through subclassing. > We've got a disagreement over interface design. That's more easily discussed with concrete examples. In my own work, I often create a procmap or threadmap function to make that pattern more pleasant. Since you're making the proposal, why not share some examples of using Pool in the manner you'd like? As real a chunk of code as you're able to share publicly (and concisely).
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