Ryan Pessa wrote:
It doesn't seem like Cython
respects the `nogil` statement on extern cpp functions.
The nogil declaration doesn't work that way. Declaring a
function as nogil just says that it's safe to call it
without the GIL -- it doesn't actually cause the GIL to
be released. You need a 'w
Hi,
this question is better suited for the cython-users mailing list.
Ryan Pessa, 08.05.2013 20:09:
> I ran into an interesting problem today. It doesn't seem like Cython
> respects the `nogil` statement on extern cpp functions. I am trying to use
> a blocking I/O function, and am running it in s
Hello,
I ran into an interesting problem today. It doesn't seem like Cython
respects the `nogil` statement on extern cpp functions. I am trying to use
a blocking I/O function, and am running it in secondary thread so I can use
another library function to cancel it.
I have tried it both on the `ex
