Hi Justin,
your solution seems to work very well!
However the setExecutable fail as it will try to import the maya module
which it will not find unless the paths are specifically added.
It still puzzles my mind a bit as in the script we are not calling any maya
related modules.
Anyway for now I w
Hi Justin,
Thanks a million !
I will try this as soon as I have access to maya again.
Its a shame that the .set_executable() function is windows only. As that
would have been a great solution. However being able to use the standard
interpreter is a great alternative!.
I will get back to you asap
I am not sure what platform you are running, but on OSX this is even more
problematic. It creates orphaned processes that don't close and keep spinning
the cpus.
The problem, as I understand it, is that the multiprocessing module needs to be
able to fork, copy the memory, and start up the same