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Author ncoghlan
Recipients Tilka, brandon-rhodes, ncoghlan, sbt, srodriguez
Date 2014-08-19.03:27:51
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After a question from Brandon Rhodes, I noticed that ThreadPool is actually listed in multiprocess.pool.__all__.

So rather than doing anything more dramatic, we should just document the existing multiprocessing feature.

As Richard says, the concurrent.futures Executor already provides a general purpose thread and process pooling model, and when that isn't appropriate, something like asyncio or gevent may actually be a better fit anyway.
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