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[Python-Dev] The Python interpreter is not fully thread-safe.

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From: "Martin v. Löwis"
> I'd like to replace the first sentence of 8.1 in the API reference
> with
>
> "The Python interpreter does not support \emph{free} threading."

Perhaps add an elaboration for those who do not fully grok
the significance of "free threading".  This block of text would
meet the need nicely:

   > Any library that *is* "fully thread-safe" establishes certain
   > conventions that users have to follow to achieve thread-safety. The
   > same is true for Python: if the conventions (which are elaborated in
   > section 8.1) are followed, Python is also fully thread-safe. It's just
   > that it does not support what is commonly called "free threading".



Raymond Hettinger

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