Robert Brewer wrote:
> In a multithreaded environment, I recommend apps read config only at
> process startup, parse the entries and use them to modify live objects,
> and then throw away the config. Then, if you need to make changes to
> settings while live, you just modify the live objects in the same way
> the config parsing step did (and then modify the config file only if
> desired).
I completely agree with this :-)
> potential change. In a multiprocess environment, you can notify other
> process with any of various forms of IPC or shared state mechanisms.
Can you suggest some good pythonic (sorry! ;-) ) IPC or shared state
mechanisms?
cheers,
Chris
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