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- Tests and Examples
- ==================
- `processing` contains a `test` sub-package which contains unit tests
- for the package. You can do a test run by doing ::
- python -m processing.tests
- on Python 2.5 or ::
- python -c "from processing.tests import main; main()"
-
- on Python 2.4. This will run many of the tests using processes,
- threads, and processes with a manager.
- The `example` sub-package contains the following modules:
- `ex_newtype.py <../examples/ex_newtype.py>`_
- Demonstration of how to create and use customized managers
- and proxies.
- `ex_pool.py <../examples/ex_pool.py>`_
- Test of the `Pool` class which represents a process pool.
-
- `ex_synchronize.py <../examples/ex_synchronize.py>`_
- Test of synchronization types like locks, conditions and queues.
- `ex_workers.py <../examples/ex_workers.py>`_
- A test showing how to use queues to feed tasks to a
- collection of worker process and collect the results.
- `ex_webserver.py <../examples/ex_webserver.py>`_
- An example of how a pool of worker processes can each
- run a `SimpleHTTPServer.HttpServer` instance
- while sharing a single listening socket.
- `benchmarks.py <../examples/benchmarks.py>`_
- Some simple benchmarks comparing `processing` with `threading`.
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