Dan Eloff wrote:
Does it work if you do the imports normally?
Yes. I should have mentioned that these same modules are all imported
successfully on the main thread (but that they still fail to import in
the background if I comment that out)
Out of interest, why?
Most of my startup time is spent importing, I think I may be able to
shave 30% off that if I can do some of the imports on a background
thread (stdlib modules, some supporting packages.) Of course there
would be no performance improvement on a single core machine, but
those are becoming rarer every day.
I mean why are you using '__import__'?
Does your background importer code work when run on the main thread? Can
you show the actual failure message rather than just printing that they
failed to import?
Michael
-Dan
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