Guido van Rossum <guido <at> python.org> writes: > > I think the number of platforms > has dwindled to two or three (Posix, Windows, and maybe one minority > OS?), so now's the time to do it. (IOW I think the idea of the patch > is fine.) Thanks. (the minority OS would be OS/2, I think) > Will locks be interruptible with ^C? That is an oft-requested feature > which also wasn't supported at that time; what's the situation > nowadays? They still aren't interruptible. From what I can read it may be possible to make them interruptible in the POSIX semaphore-based implementation, not in the POSIX condition variable-based implementation (which is used as a fallback when POSIX semaphores are not available, but I don't know whether this fallback is still useful). As for Windows I have absolutely no idea. Regards Antoine.
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