Anonymous
7/17/2025, 7:03:27 PM No.105938211
Python's global interpreter lock prevents bytecode from actually being executed in parallel, causing multi-threaded code to execute SLOWER.
Why?
Why?
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Anonymous
7/17/2025, 7:04:54 PM No.105938223
>>105938211 (OP)
Don't know, don't care, didn't ask. Rewrite it in C or C++
Don't know, don't care, didn't ask. Rewrite it in C or C++
Han
7/17/2025, 7:12:15 PM No.105938299
>>105938211 (OP)
I guess my friends were right, you could spin up multiple processes rather than multiple threads. That way parallel processing is actually… parallel in Python, don’t know why it is designed this way. Or yeah, use C/C++.
I guess my friends were right, you could spin up multiple processes rather than multiple threads. That way parallel processing is actually… parallel in Python, don’t know why it is designed this way. Or yeah, use C/C++.