Re: [f2py] threading with f2py

> could you say specifically which module you are talking about, and maybe a code snippet?

from multiprocessing import Process
class testit(Process):

def __init__(self, r,x):
      Thread.__init__(self)

self.x = x.copy()
self.r = r.copy()

def run (self):
  print "thread is running"
  self.r = mycode( self.x)


i.e., the api is exactly the same for the most basic case.



> could you offer an example.
subroutine testf(r,x,n)
!f2py threadsafe
  implicit none
 . . .
end

That said I have never managed to understand what that does exactly.

Finally only Fortan 77 is non-reentrant. I strongly suggest you just
use a f90 compiler (such as gfortran) which will solve the reentrant
problem. You won't even have to actually learn any f90 since it should
be backward compatible.

Kevin