I'm truly fond of this project; it has helped me transcend the constraints of the GIL. Keep up the excellent work and forge ahead with determination! #156
I've also noticed the introduction of subinterpreters starting from Python 3.12, aiming to bypass the GIL. While it's a promising step forward, the practical implementation and widespread adoption might take some time. The potential concerns about resource heaviness with numerous subinterpreters and the potential challenges they might introduce are valid points. Additionally, even if the GIL challenge gets resolved, there will still be a substantial need for multi-process applications in the future. I genuinely hope this project continues to persevere, as its significance could extend beyond just the GIL issue. Keep up the great work!
I've also noticed the introduction of subinterpreters starting from Python 3.12, aiming to bypass the GIL. While it's a promising step forward, the practical implementation and widespread adoption might take some time. The potential concerns about resource heaviness with numerous subinterpreters and the potential challenges they might introduce are valid points. Additionally, even if the GIL challenge gets resolved, there will still be a substantial need for multi-process applications in the future. I genuinely hope this project continues to persevere, as its significance could extend beyond just the GIL issue. Keep up the great work!