>This looks interesting. The 32-bit limitation is a bit of a bummer, but I
suppose that can be lifted, right ?
Right. Already lifted. I wasn't actually realizing that installing additional
python
version could cause people so much trouble.
>Here's an old project trying to do more or less the same
prototype to show:
https://github.com/byko3y/python-shared-objects
It's a kind of software transactional memory within shared memory. It has a
basic support
for fundamental python types (bool, int, str, bytes, tuple, list, dict, object),
for both atomic and non-atomic transactions via fine-grain
