tly on multiple CPUs. It takes a bit of researching through
old emails in the python list and a bit of time to really understand
that. Nevertheless, when the itch is bad enough, it'll get scratched.
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Luis P Caamano
Atlanta, GA USA
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Python-3000 m
class Eggs:
def thePublicMethod(self):
things = self._myProtected()
return [ "thing_%s" % str(thing) for thing in things]
def _myProtected(self):
raise RuntimeError("missing base method")
class RealEggs(AbstractEggs):
def _myProtected(self):
believe that if a user cannot design and implement their own system to
> handle when a thread can be killed or not to their own satisfaction,
> then they have no business killing threads.
>
>
> - Josiah
>
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Luis P Caamano
Atlanta, GA USA
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y quickly
> > >>
> > >> Proper resource cleanup would be reliant on correct use of try/finally
> > >> or with
> > >> statements, but that's the case regardless of whether or not asynchronous
> > >&g
ities with C extensions that rely on the GIL and since
python 3000 is not promising any backward compatibility, then it seems
this might be a good opportunity to tackle that issue too.
I'm not proposing any solution, just trying to figure out whether it's
a valid issue or not.
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Luis P Caam
