Re: Cocoa, httplib and threads? - Solved

On 22 Jul, 2011, at 9:13, Greg Ewing wrote:

> I found out what was causing this. Turns out it was blocked
> importing encodings.ascii, trying to acquire the import lock.
> 
> The reason it couldn't acquire the import lock is that the
> main module of my application was a stub that imported the
> real main module, which in turn started the event loop
> directly from the module code.
> 
> So the whole app was running inside an import statement,
> holding on to the import lock. Once I fixed that, everything
> was fine.

Ouch. That can be a hard one to debug.

Thank you for reporting back on the cause of your problem,

Ronald
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