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Note:This is another post in what I hope will be a series leading up to my concurrency/distributed systems talk at PyCon. I'm steadily working through experimenting with and learning the various frameworks/libraries in the python ecosystem. I reserve the right (and probably will) to revise these entries based on feedback from people (mainly the author(s) of said tool(s)). I will also add additiona

There are a plethora of mechanisms and technologies surrounding concurrent programming -- Python has support for many of them. In this article we will explain, examine, and benchmark Python's threading support, and discuss the much maligned Global Interpreter Lock (GIL). This is a reprint of a featured article I wrote for Python Magazine that was published in the December 2007 issue. This article

Next up in the GBLOSTR (great big list of stuff to review) is the Circuits library by James Mills (here and here) I'm familiar only with James Mills' posts on python-list, but more recently, I know he's been working on getting some level of multiprocessing into circuits - circuits was already on my research list, but I bumped it up on the queue because we started chatting. Let me state this: these