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Enabling CPython multi-core parallelism via subinterpreters.

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There are lots of outdated issues and wiki pages. TODO: - [ ] update "The Plan" - [ ] follow-up with collaborators - [ ] close finished/dead issues - [...

There have been quite a few collaborations, some still in flight, that deserve clearer recognition. There should be a dedicated spot in the main README. Some interactions should also be...

Hi, I came here after watching the Pycon 2023 talk about this. Hope this isn't the wrong place to ask. I want to understand how this approach to concurrency deals...

**I'm moving the TODO, etc. to https://github.com/ericsnowcurrently/multi-core-python/wiki/0-The-Plan** ---- Here's a rough TODO list, sort of in order (a lot can be done in parallel). Note that most of these items...

At this point it makes sense to have a PEP about the plan for a per-interpreter GIL. This will be a companion to PEP 554. The PEP will cover the...

https://bugs.python.org/issue21387

X [isolation]
X [runtime]
P2
type: bug
size: small
complexity: medium
X [finalization]

Hi @ericsnowcurrently Appreciate all the efforts put into implementing PEP554. Is there a likely release for this feature in 3.10 or 3.9? I don't see a lot of code commits...

The current C API is not compatible with per-interpreter GIL. For example, it contains global static types such as `PyList_Type`. We should definitely add functions to access these and deprecate...

status: backburner

The main page still says "still hopeful for Python 3.9" but the time window for that is already closed, right?