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Low level functionality for listing interpreters associated with a channel #52
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Hi there, I'm a new contributor interested in getting involved with this project and was wondering if this issue might be suitable. Could anyone provide any pointers for where to start with implementing this? |
@LewisGaul Thanks for offerring to help. This week, I will resume my work on this: nanjekyejoannah/cpython#1 and I really needed this low level feature. Am happy to hear from you especially this week but no pressure. The low level subinterpreters functionality are implemented in Feel free ask more questions If you have any. |
Thanks for the pointers Joannah, I took a look at your I'll take a further look into this when I have time, hopefully this week. |
Would anyone be able to take a quick look at the PR I have open at LewisGaul/cpython#3 to check I'm heading in the right direction before spending time polishing it? Please ask if anything isn't clear :) |
Thanks for working on this, @LewisGaul. I'm taking a look today. |
This PR adds the functionality requested by ericsnowcurrently/multi-core-python#52. Automerge-Triggered-By: @ericsnowcurrently
The PR has been merged! Thanks again, @LewisGaul! |
One of the attributes for class
RecvChannel(id)
and classSendChannel(id)
is interpreters but currently there is no low-level functionality to associate interpreters with a channel.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: