Concurrence

Concurrence is a framework for creating massively concurrent network applications in Python.

It takes a Lightweight-tasks-with-message-passing approach to concurrency.

The goal of Concurrence is to provide an easier programming model for writing high performance network applications than existing solutions (Multi-threading, Twisted, asyncore etc).

Last updated 7 Aug, 2009


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