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Author pitrou
Recipients Matt Spitz, bquinlan, dmacnet, iunknwn, josh.r, pitrou, tomMoral, torsten
Date 2018-04-13.20:04:38
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> That said, if threads are cheap, why not just create all the work threads on initialization, and then remove all the logic entirely?

That would sound reasonable to me.  bquinlan has been absent for a long time, so I wouldn't expect an answer from him on this issue.

> Also, regarding the executor and thread-safety, there's an example in the current docs showing a job being added to the executor from a worker thread

Actually, looking at the code again, submit() is protected by the shutdown_lock, so it seems it should be thread-safe.  That's on git master btw.
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2018-04-13 20:04:38pitrousetrecipients: + pitrou, bquinlan, torsten, josh.r, Matt Spitz, tomMoral, dmacnet, iunknwn
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