Phillip J. Eby wrote: > Recently I've been researching implementation strategies for adding Java > classloader-like capabilities to Python. I was pleasantly surprised to > find out that CPython already supports multiple interpreters via the C > API, where each "interpreter" includes fresh versions of 'sys', > '__builtin__', etc. You should be aware that many of us consider the feature of multiple interpreters broken. For example, global variables in extension modules are shared across interpreters, and there is nothing that can be done about this, except for changing the entire C API. Regards, Martin
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