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processmanager

A multiprocessing process manager for Python programs

It provides:

  • Simple offloading of work to other processor cores
  • State management for the functions in those processes
    • It is easy to cancel in-progress work, which can be useful if a user clicks 'Cancel' in a GUI
  • Logging of exceptions while running offloaded functions
  • Streaming of results to main process from generator functions
    • This can help smooth out IPC load curve by avoiding an all-at-once result transfer

Original use case:

  • GUI program that calls back-end functions for work
  • GUI has a cancel button that should always work, so:
    • the GUI mainloop should not be blocked
    • the called functions should intermittently check if the user has pressed the cancel button
  • Want to avoid running new work when the user wants to cancel
  • Want to work with generators and multiprocessing
    • e.g. send results constantly to main process instead of all at once

Installation:

  • pip install processmanager

Documentation:

Tested for Python >=3.6.5 on Linux (Ubuntu) and Windows 7/10

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