4 ms·
I use python mostly for numpy/tensorflow/etc. The machine learning ecosystem. That ecosystem cares a lot about multithreaded performance. So historically answer
by Mehdi2277 5y ago
I use python mostly for numpy/tensorflow/etc. The machine learning ecosystem. That ecosystem cares a lot about multithreaded performance. So historically answer has been write c/c++ and then bind to python. This work is mainly motivated by libraries like that wanting to write less c extensions and be able to just write python and still have proper thread performance.
- otterley 5y agoAs I mention elsewhere, I think what they care about is parallelism, not concurrency, and you don’t need threads to attain that efficiently.