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(new) python-svipc_0.14-1_amd64.deb extra python
interprocess communication (shared memory...) for Python
 This package allows one to access the System V Interprocess
 communication mechanisms from within Python:
   + message queues;
   + semaphore sets;
   + shared memory segments.
 .
 This plug-in serves primarily two use cases:
   + parallel (multiprocess) computing;
   + mixed applications (e.g. python/yorick).
 .
 A sibling package is available for Yorick: yorick-svipc
(new) python3-svipc_0.14-1_amd64.deb extra python
interprocess communication (shared memory...) for Python 3
 This package allows one to access the System V Interprocess
 communication mechanisms from within Python 3:
   + message queues;
   + semaphore sets;
   + shared memory segments.
 .
 This plug-in serves primarily two use cases:
   + parallel (multiprocess) computing;
   + mixed applications (e.g. python/yorick).
 .
 A sibling package is available for Yorick: yorick-svipc
(new) yorick-svipc_0.14-1_amd64.deb extra science
interprocess communication (shared memory...) for Yorick
 This package allows one to access the System V Interprocess
 communication mechanisms from within Yorick:
   + message queues;
   + semaphore sets;
   + shared memory segments.
 It also exposes related functionality, in particular fork().
 .
 This plug-in serves primarily two use cases:
   + parallel (multiprocess) computing;
   + mixed applications (eg. yorick/python).
 .
 Sibling packages are available for Python: python-svipc and
 python3-svipc.
(new) yp-svipc_0.14-1.debian.tar.gz extra science
(new) yp-svipc_0.14-1.dsc extra science
(new) yp-svipc_0.14.orig.tar.gz extra science


Changes:
yp-svipc (0.14-1) unstable; urgency=low
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  * Initial release (Closes: #668841)


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