modules-for-freethreading 0.3.1

A module to handle module compatibility between free-threading and regular Python builds

Modules for free-threading built python

Description

See https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/135550, PEP779. Now the free-threading is not a experimental feature anymore. However, the .pyd files are different between two executable. This repository is make sure that if the .pyd files are not the files for the executable version, it will be reinstall for the currently version.

Note

Make sure that the packages have at least a version that is compatible with the current python executable version. The cp313-cp313 should be used for the normal, while the cp313-cp313t should be used for the free-threading.

Usage

pip install modules_for_freethreading

The code below is an example of using the numpy module. If the numpy module is not compatible with the current python executable version, it will be reinstalled for the corrently version.

import modules_for_freethreading
modules_for_freethreading.add_module("numpy"[, module_version="2.2.0"])
import numpy

Note

If the module's name is different from the install name, you should set it :

import modules_for_freethreading
modules_for_freethreading.add_module("jpype")
modules_for_freethreading.add_other_name("jpype", "jpype1")
import jpype

License

MIT