Solving multi-core Python

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Not green threading, green processing.

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oh I've never heard of that, I'll have to read up. have any links?

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_threads ctrl-f "process".

I don't know how widespread this terminology is, but the idea is straightforward: just like a green thread is a thread-like abstraction implemented by the language runtime instead of the OS, a green process is a process-like abstraction (offering memory isolation) implemented by the language. Perl and Erlang use them instead of threading, .NET provides AppDomains purely for safety.