Re: thread safe in python

Eric S. Johansson garbled with speech recognition:

> If anyone is interested, I have a bit of locking code that locks on a 
> given key.  it also (I believe) handles the locking relationships 
> correctly between r/o and r/w requests. i.e pending r/w requests ==block== later 
> arriving r/o requests but allow current r/o ==requests to== complete.
> 
> I will admit I'm not totally confident that ==it== is correct because it is 
> hard to test but so far, so good.

sucks having injured hands and crappy accessibility tools
---eric

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