Version 0.5 of Lazy Evaluation for Python
Release Notes: The most notable new feature is a new kind of Promise subclass: ForkedFuture. This uses the multiprocessing module (hence the move to Python 2.6 as minimum) to implement a kind of future that forks a full process, and so allows making use of multi-core architectures easily while still keeping a very slim interface. Additionally, this project has moved to bitbucket and finally has a new stable repository with easy forking ability. The namespace has changed to 'lazypy', and the old namespace has been deprecated.
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Release Notes: The most notable new feature is a new kind of Promise subclass: ForkedFuture. This uses the multiprocessing module (hence the move to Python 2.6 as minimum) to implement a kind of future that forks a full process, and so allows making use of multi-core architectures easily while still keeping a very slim interface. Additionally, this project has moved to bitbucket and finally has a new stable repository with easy forking ability. The namespace has changed to 'lazypy', and the old namespace has been deprecated.
Release Notes: This is the version of the project. Most functionality should work as expected.
