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I think (maybe) they mean something like: x = Foo() thread1.do_something_to_foo(x) thread2.do_something_to_foo(x) wait_on_threads(thread1, thread

I think (maybe) they mean something like: x = Foo() thread1.do_something_to_foo(x) thread2.do_something_to_foo(x) wait_on_threads(thread1, thread2) # however that works in python? do_something_to_modified_foo(x)

rcthompson 8y ago
Wouldn't that be thread safety? I thought memory safety was things like preventing access to uninitialized or freed memory. As far as I know there's no way to do such things in pure Python.