fasthardware 1.3.6

Maximize the absolute computing power of your Python process with a single line of code.

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fasthardware

Maximize the absolute computing power of your Python process with just a single line of code.

fasthardware is a lightweight, zero-configuration hardware acceleration injector designed for high-performance, real-time Python applications (e.g., YOLO object detection, MediaPipe pose estimation, OpenCV video processing pipelines, and AI inference loops).

By hijacking the OS scheduler, optimizing runtime memory management, and forcing C-level multi-threading, fasthardware eliminates micro-stuttering and boosts real-time processing speed (FPS) by up to 40%.

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Key Features

• OS Priority Escalation: Automatically forces the host OS (Windows/Linux) to allocate maximum CPU scheduling priority to your Python process.
• Micro-Stuttering Elimination: Optimizes Python's Garbage Collection (GC) thresholds to prevent the dreaded "Stop-the-World" latency spikes during heavy loops.
• C-Level Multicore Mobilization: Injects global environment flags (OMP, MKL, OPENBLAS, NUMEXPR) to force underlying C/C++ backed libraries (NumPy, OpenCV) to utilize every single logical core available.
• Zero-Config Integration: No code rewrites. Just import it at the very top of your script, and you are good to go.

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Installation

Install the package directly from PyPI:

pip install fasthardware

️ Quick Start Simply import fasthardware and ignite the supercharger engine before your main execution loop.

# 1. Import the engine at the absolute top of your script
from fasthardware import fasthardware

# 2. Unlock the full potential of your hardware
fasthardware.speedup()

import cv2
import numpy as np

# Your heavy real-time loop (YOLO, MediaPipe, OpenCV, etc.)
while True:
    # Experience smoother, higher FPS performance!
    pass
 Manual Memory Sweeping (Optional)
For ultra-heavy asynchronous pipelines (e.g., blending AI inference with heavy API requests or Text-to-Speech), you can manually sweep the 0-generation memory cache without breaking your frame rate:

License This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Developed with by Choi Woongyo