python threads

From: Lance Levsen <lance_at_no.spam.please>
Date: Fri May 26 2006 - 19:11:21 CST

I have a blog aggregator (http://saskblogs.catprint.ca/ (and if any of
you have blogs that want to get put on, let me know)) that I want to
make threaded. The primary area for threading would be d/loading the
syndication feeds. Currently it's all serial and takes a while,
especially if there's a slow connection to a blog.

The program pulls the whole feed (kind of has to) but just uses the most
recent post. I compare the timestamp (unix epoch) to the last posts
timestamp in the postgres db for that blog.

My question is: if I thread _just_ the I/O collecting the feeds, will
that burn my database connections when I insert a new post, or will the
threads deal with it nicely? Or is this even a relevant question w/out code?

Cheers,
lance

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Lance Levsen,
Catprint Computing
Tel:  (306) 493-2249
Cell: (306) 230-8783
Blog: http://www.catprint.ca/blog/
SaskBlogs: http://saskblogs.catprint.ca/

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