I have a dict to store objects:
jobs = {}
job = Job()
jobs[job.name] = job
now I want to convert it to use manager dict because I want to use m
The problem is that each insert is quite slow for some reason (117x slower on my machine), but if you update your manager.dict()
with a normal dict, it will be a single and fast operation.
jobs = {}
job = Job()
jobs[job.name] = job
# insert other jobs in the normal dictionary
mgr = multiprocessing.Manager()
mgr_jobs = mgr.dict()
mgr_jobs.update(jobs)
Then use the mgr_jobs
variable.
Another option is to use the widely adopted multiprocessing.Queue
class.