What is the concurrent distributed framework of Python
Today, I will talk to you about Python's concurrent distributed framework, which may not be well understood by many people. In order to let everyone know more, Xiaobian summarized the following contents for everyone, hoping that everyone can gain something according to this article.
Asyncoro 1.0 is released, which improves support for distributed coroutines, channels, and monitoring coroutines, and adds examples to demonstrate these new features.
The asyncore library is a standard library for python, which is a wrapper for asynchronous sockets. We can directly use the underlying libraries such as socket when operating the network, but asyncore makes it easier to operate the network and avoid the complexity of using socket, select, poll and other tools directly.
Detailed description of asyncoro:
The asyncore library is a standard library for python, which is a wrapper for asynchronous sockets. We can directly use the underlying libraries such as socket when operating the network, but asyncore makes it easier to operate the network and avoid the complexity of using socket, select, poll and other tools directly.
This library is very simple and contains a function and a class.
* loop() function
* dispatcher base class
Note that the loop function is global, not dispatcher.
Each object of a class inherited from dispatcher can be viewed as a socket we need to handle, either TCP connections or UDP connections, or even something else that is not commonly used. Easy to use, we need to define a class that inherits dispatcher, and then we override some methods.
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