You can implement thread pools by adding a single line of code without changing the order of any previous code.
import vthread
@vthread.pool(3) # just use this line to make pool, Create a threadpool with three threads
def crawl(i):
import time;time.sleep(1) # Simulation time consuming
print("crawl_url:",i)
urls = ["http://url1",
"http://url2",
"http://url3",
"http://url4"]
for u in urls:
crawl(u) # This function becomes a function that adds the original function to the thread pool.It provides a method for grouping the thread pool
import vthread
pool_1 = vthread.pool(5,gqueue=1) # open a threadpool with 5 threads named 1
pool_2 = vthread.pool(2,gqueue=2) # open a threadpool with 2 threads named 2
@pool_1
def foolfunc1(num):
time.sleep(1)
print(f"foolstring1, test3 foolnumb1:{num}")
@pool_2
def foolfunc2(num):
time.sleep(1)
print(f"foolstring2, test3 foolnumb2:{num}")
@pool_2
def foolfunc3(num):
time.sleep(1)
print(f"foolstring3, test3 foolnumb3:{num}")
for i in range(10): foolfunc1(i)
for i in range(4): foolfunc2(i)
for i in range(2): foolfunc3(i)
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