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BTW, PyPy (unlike CPython) indeed great for multiprocessing. CPython's ref-counting forces copy-on-write in RAM even when no write operation have been even app
by vak 16y ago
BTW, PyPy (unlike CPython) indeed great for multiprocessing.
CPython's ref-counting forces copy-on-write in RAM even when no write operation have been even applied at all. So, if you have a huge read-only object in RAM forget about multiprocessing. The object will be cloned for each process.