[Python-Dev] Why doesn't Python's _multiprocessing.SemLock have 'name'? (original) (raw)
Wen Yaobin robin.wyb at gmail.com
Thu May 18 14:52:11 EDT 2017
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Hi,
This is not a general Python question but about a specific detail: Why doesn't Python's _multiprocessing.SemLock have 'name'?
I posted the question on Stack Overflow but so far haven't got any response. The link is here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/44036757/why-doesnt-pythons-multiprocessing-semlock-have-name
This mailing group might be a better place to ask because the question is about the internal implementation.
I don't want to paste the question text in the email body because I included source code which might get mal-formatted when pasting. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Could anyone help me on the question? I would appreciate it!! This doesn't affect any of my work but I am really curious about the reason.
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