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> > This will be an opt-in feature by building the interpreter using `--disable-gil`. The PEP is currently targeted at Python 3.13. > In practice it's likely t
by klyrs 3y ago
> > This will be an opt-in feature by building the interpreter using `--disable-gil`. The PEP is currently targeted at Python 3.13.
> In practice it's likely to end up being either a fork or a mode you have to switch on/off, both of which would be miserable for everyone.
Yep. That's the plan.
- faitswulff 3y ago> Yep. That's the plan. The misery, you mean?
- klyrs 3y agoTrue Pythonistas love misery, almost as much as we love kvetching. Without the misery, we'd have nothing to talk about. Don't get me started on typing.
- lyu07282 3y agoHave you seen PIP, conda, asyncio from 3.4 to 3.8, the standard library documentation, the great 2 to 3 migration, type "annotations" and mypy, the variable scoping "rules" or the multiprocessing module? We python users are more than ready for whatever pain we have to deal with in the future, we are used to misery we live it every day.