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adsheehan
Hi,
I am embedding Python into a multi-threaded application running on
Solaris. Python will enable end users to customize and re-program many
aspects of the application.
I expect that the C++ application will be natively multi-threaded and
will embed multiple Python sub-interpreters. Called Python scripts may
in turn call back into the C++ application via SWIG wrappers of C++
objects.
I need advice and/or pointers to relevant documentation on the subject
if available please.
In particular, I need advice on the necessary housekeeping (set/reset
of GIL, PyThreadStates, PyInterpreterStates etc etc) to invoke a
sub-interpreter from a native thread. A native thread may call a number
of sub-interpreters in sequence or recursively (due to call backs) and
I cannot find specific information on this subject area.
Many thanks in advance.
Alan
I am embedding Python into a multi-threaded application running on
Solaris. Python will enable end users to customize and re-program many
aspects of the application.
I expect that the C++ application will be natively multi-threaded and
will embed multiple Python sub-interpreters. Called Python scripts may
in turn call back into the C++ application via SWIG wrappers of C++
objects.
I need advice and/or pointers to relevant documentation on the subject
if available please.
In particular, I need advice on the necessary housekeeping (set/reset
of GIL, PyThreadStates, PyInterpreterStates etc etc) to invoke a
sub-interpreter from a native thread. A native thread may call a number
of sub-interpreters in sequence or recursively (due to call backs) and
I cannot find specific information on this subject area.
Many thanks in advance.
Alan