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Related but somewhat off-topic question: Is there an easy to use parallel processing framework for python that also works well on Windows (anaconda)? I keep hav
by woodson 8y ago
Related but somewhat off-topic question: Is there an easy to use parallel processing framework for python that also works well on Windows (anaconda)? I keep having issues with lost processes and other more or less random crashes, no matter whether I use joblib or Dask, etc. All I really need is a parallel for or apply.
- juanjgalvez 8y agoYou can install charmpy on Windows with pip if that works for you. Launching multiple processes is straightforward (you can check the documentation at charmpy.readthedocs.io). We don't offer an API yet in charmpy to explicitly do things like parallel apply (but will soon). You can however look at `examples/parallel-map/par-map.py` in the source code which shows a simple example of how to do it with the current API and might be what you are looking for.