Provides an alternative to concurrent.futures.ProcessPoolExecutor implemented using fork.
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fork-futures
Provides an alternative to concurrent.futures.ProcessPoolExecutor implemented
using fork.
This means that you can execute local functions in another process, without having to use dill (and having to dill local variables). The arguments to the function executed are not pickled, only the return values.
ForkPoolExecutor can be used as a replacement for ProcessPoolExecutor and ForkFuture as a replacement for Future.
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