Currently, every py:set sends a message to the python process and waits for a result. However, we could instead batch py:sets with py:runs and py:runresults to reduce the amount of communication. This would likely be a pretty good performance boost, as communication time is definitely a big bottleneck.
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Currently, every
py:setsends a message to the python process and waits for a result. However, we could instead batchpy:sets withpy:runs andpy:runresults to reduce the amount of communication. This would likely be a pretty good performance boost, as communication time is definitely a big bottleneck.Copied from: qiemem/PythonExtension#10