gevent-zeromq
This library wraps pyzmq to make it compatible with gevent. ØMQ socket operations that would normally block the current thread will only block the current greenlet instead.
Requirements
pyzmq==2.2.0
gevent (compatible with 1.0 pre-releases as well)
Usage
Instead of importing zmq directly, do so in the following manner:
from gevent_zeromq import zmq
Any calls that would have blocked the current thread will now only block the current green thread.
About
This compatibility is accomplished by ensuring the nonblocking flag is set before any blocking operation and the ØMQ file descriptor is polled internally to trigger needed events.
Will build with cython if available, decreasing overhead.
License
See LICENSE (New BSD)
1 maintainer
Metadata
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