newbie questions about imports, threads, and optimizations

[John Nielsen]

If you download the latest win32 extension for python, you'll see some
documentation in the win32 Overviews sections regarding threads
(specifically w/regards to looking at the eventlog, but the threading
part would be applicable to other environments).

john



In article <8jfilg$9sr$1 at slb6.atl.mindspring.net>,
  aahz at netcom.com (Aahz Maruch) wrote:
> In article <8jd7f1$kic$1 at murrow.sp.trw.com>,
> Bryce Sellers <bryce.sellers at trw.com> wrote:
> >
> >Second, are there any tutorials or even reference manuals out there
on using
> >Python with threads?  I haven't so much as even seen any sample code,
> >although I admit I haven't looked very hard.
>
> I've posted a few things (unfortunately, DejaNews is doing poorly as
an
> archival service these days), but there's nothing up on a web site
yet.
> After I do my presentation at OSCON, I'm planning on whipping up
> something for the web.  If you've used threads in another language,
it's
> pretty easy to use Python threads; even if you've never used threads,
> it's still easy, but you need to know a few tricks.
>
> In any event, take a look at the threading module (*NOT* thread) and
see
> if that's enough to get you started.
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