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Atul Kshirsagar
Hello,
I am embedding python in C++ using SWIG.
* The appication runs as a server.
* Mutiple clients send requests which execute some
python scripts with import statements.
* Each request is handled in a separate thread which
has its own interepreter for script execution.
* Requests are succesfully completed fine for some
time and then I see some "ImportErrors" for example
"ImportError: No module named string"
Apart from these python replated errors I see some
"too many files open" errors in my other server code.
Other than solaris things work fine on other unix
platforms and windos too. One additional thing I do
for solaris is
"import DLFCN; sys.setdlopenflags(DLFCN.RTLD_NOW |
DLFCN.RTLD_PARENT);"
One of my question is, is importing some module create
a file handle ?
Any help on this is appreciated.
Thanks,
Atul Kshirsagar
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I am embedding python in C++ using SWIG.
* The appication runs as a server.
* Mutiple clients send requests which execute some
python scripts with import statements.
* Each request is handled in a separate thread which
has its own interepreter for script execution.
* Requests are succesfully completed fine for some
time and then I see some "ImportErrors" for example
"ImportError: No module named string"
Apart from these python replated errors I see some
"too many files open" errors in my other server code.
Other than solaris things work fine on other unix
platforms and windos too. One additional thing I do
for solaris is
"import DLFCN; sys.setdlopenflags(DLFCN.RTLD_NOW |
DLFCN.RTLD_PARENT);"
One of my question is, is importing some module create
a file handle ?
Any help on this is appreciated.
Thanks,
Atul Kshirsagar
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