I've been fiddling for a bit with the fusepy package with python3.
When trying to create a FUSE instance, I came across the nothreads argument.
Can anyone please elaborate on what this does?
I can guess that setting this flag to True the software no longer supports multithreading, but what I would like to know is how it changes the software's behaviour, what would the flow be with and without setting it to True?
P.S. - I know that this is a fork of fusepy, but unfortunately, I didn't get any answers there
I've been fiddling for a bit with the
fusepypackage with python3.When trying to create a FUSE instance, I came across the
nothreadsargument.Can anyone please elaborate on what this does?
I can guess that setting this flag to
Truethe software no longer supports multithreading, but what I would like to know is how it changes the software's behaviour, what would the flow be with and without setting it toTrue?P.S. - I know that this is a fork of
fusepy, but unfortunately, I didn't get any answers thereThanks