Do not be fooled, right now Python 3 does _nothing_ to increase parallelism of two python codepaths being able to be executed at the same time.
It just fixes some pathological cases where GIL behaved even worse than it should.
Unladen doesn't try to fix GIL either and it is doubtful than it will be able to do so, PyPy has a greater chance of achieving that, but it's still not on the roadmap.
It just fixes some pathological cases where GIL behaved even worse than it should.
Unladen doesn't try to fix GIL either and it is doubtful than it will be able to do so, PyPy has a greater chance of achieving that, but it's still not on the roadmap.