Hi
I know this question has been posed quite a number of times - but I
could did not find a suitable answer to my problem. I have created
a C library and its corresponding Python/C extension src file to
generate a python module.
My problem- is when i call the corresponding python functions (ie
which are actually calls of extension src file) in a multi-threaded
ptython program- i see either one of these two situations--
1. One thread runs to completion and the other hangs.
2. both the thread runs to completion.
This happens randomly.
now in each of the C functions of the Python/C extension src file - i
call a thread-safe C library function. This has been verified by a
separate threaded C client.
As per the docs, i have tried using Py_Begin_Allow_ Threads /
PY_End_Allow_Th reads macros in extension code but it hasn't helped.
Any ideas or pointers will be greatly appreciated.
Little frustated,
kanji
kanji_rama@goog le.com
I know this question has been posed quite a number of times - but I
could did not find a suitable answer to my problem. I have created
a C library and its corresponding Python/C extension src file to
generate a python module.
My problem- is when i call the corresponding python functions (ie
which are actually calls of extension src file) in a multi-threaded
ptython program- i see either one of these two situations--
1. One thread runs to completion and the other hangs.
2. both the thread runs to completion.
This happens randomly.
now in each of the C functions of the Python/C extension src file - i
call a thread-safe C library function. This has been verified by a
separate threaded C client.
As per the docs, i have tried using Py_Begin_Allow_ Threads /
PY_End_Allow_Th reads macros in extension code but it hasn't helped.
Any ideas or pointers will be greatly appreciated.
Little frustated,
kanji
kanji_rama@goog le.com