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Why do you consider code that relies on the GIL to be buggy? Isn't the GIL a documented, stable part of Python? (Hence why it will probably never be removed).
by School-Cotton 3y ago
Why do you consider code that relies on the GIL to be buggy? Isn't the GIL a documented, stable part of Python? (Hence why it will probably never be removed).
- nomel 3y ago5th sentence in my comment: > I’ve even seen code in production that has these bugs, because they’re sometimes dumb performance enhancements, rather than bugs, unless you happen to use a Python interpreter without a GIL, especially one that that doesn’t exist yet.