| Weblog: | Python Creator Guido van Rossum now working at Google | |
| Subject: | Good for Guido! | |
| Date: | 2005-12-21 13:52:19 | |
| From: | has01 | |
| (And here's hoping Google starts by paying him to rid us of that ruddy Global Interpreter Lock. ;p) | ||
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Last discussion I saw concluded that the GIL makes threaded programming considerably easier.
A decent interprocess communication protocol would do more for solving the 'Python programs on multi-processor systems' IMHO.