Hi Eric, i got some questions regarding this ?
1) it was fine when we were considering the Python only, the basic python3 which ships with linux, and i understand that GIL is applicable to multi-processing but not to multi-threading ? please correct me if i'm wrong ?
2) How do CPython comes into play with the standard Python and how differently GIL plays it's role in Python and as well as it's other implementations ?
3) Although, libraries like numpy and pandas are written in C, so do GIL will play it's role here as well ? so can we take advantage of multi-processing by default ( that is not implementing multi-processing module explicitly ) ?
Can you help me with this ?
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Hi Eric, i got some questions regarding this ?
1) it was fine when we were considering the Python only, the basic python3 which ships with linux, and i understand that GIL is applicable to multi-processing but not to multi-threading ? please correct me if i'm wrong ?
2) How do CPython comes into play with the standard Python and how differently GIL plays it's role in Python and as well as it's other implementations ?
3) Although, libraries like numpy and pandas are written in C, so do GIL will play it's role here as well ? so can we take advantage of multi-processing by default ( that is not implementing multi-processing module explicitly ) ?
Can you help me with this ?