Python Synchronisation Queue

This is a multiprocessing data structure that coordinates a set of child processes in two senses.

1. Data - Any connected process can add data to the queue
   for all others to read.
2. Time - Processes can wait on the queue for new data to
   be added by any other.

Every process that connects to the same queue is both a reader and writer i.e. it is both a producer and a consumer. But a piece of data is not removed from the queue until every connected process has had a chance to read it. Hence, one process can signal all of the others to respond to the same information.

PyPI package at pypi.org/project/pysyncq

Online documentation at pysyncq.readthedocs.io

GitHub project at github.com/jsdpag/pysyncq

• See docs/_build/html/index.html for basic API documentation.
• See pysyncq/tests/demo.py for a simple demonstration of
  basic timing signals and message passing between processes.
• See pysyncq/tests/benchmark.py for a simple benchmarking of the message transfer time from a sender to a reader.

Developed by:

• Jackson Smith

0.0.1 - Support for spawn as well as fork child process starting methods. 0.0.0 - Initial release. Functional on Linux.