[$] MemHive: sharing immutable data between Python subinterpreters
Immutable data makes concurrent access easier, since it
eliminates the data-race conditions that can plague multithreaded programs. At
PyCon 2024, Yury Selivanov
introduced an early-stage project called MemHive, which uses Python
subinterpreters and immutable data to
overcome the problems of thread serialization that are caused by the
language’s Global Interpreter Loc … ⌘ Read more

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