Hello,
GIL prevents my C++ application embedding and extending python to scale even
though I spawn multiple C++ threads. I read lot of references on internet
about using multiple processes rather than threads.
In that direction I was searching for some examples/resources/tools which
can help me create multi-process implementation. My application does need to
pass userdefined class objects to python interpreter. So I guess my
implementation is going to need a protocol to marshal, de-marshal python
objects between processes or use shared memory.
Does anyone here know of any examples/tools to implement the multi-processes
approach with the object/data transfer between the processes ?
[color=blue]
> Atul Kshirsagar
>[/color]
GIL prevents my C++ application embedding and extending python to scale even
though I spawn multiple C++ threads. I read lot of references on internet
about using multiple processes rather than threads.
In that direction I was searching for some examples/resources/tools which
can help me create multi-process implementation. My application does need to
pass userdefined class objects to python interpreter. So I guess my
implementation is going to need a protocol to marshal, de-marshal python
objects between processes or use shared memory.
Does anyone here know of any examples/tools to implement the multi-processes
approach with the object/data transfer between the processes ?
[color=blue]
> Atul Kshirsagar
>[/color]
Comment