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DESCRIPTION:CPython 3.13 will be released in October 2024 and has been in b
 eta since May 2024. One of its most awaited features is the possibility to
  remove the GIL (Global Interpreter Lock) through a compile-time flag.\n\n
 In this talk we will explain the relevance of free-threaded CPython for th
 e Scientific Python ecosystem\, what already works\, some of the caveats\,
  and how to try it out on your favourite use case. \n\nIn particular we wi
 ll discuss:\n- the historic effort in the scikit-learn project to add Cont
 inuous Integration for the `nogil` fork of CPython 3.9\, and the kind of i
 ssues that were surfaced\n- the ongoing effort in the Scientific Python ec
 osystem (Numpy\, Scipy\, scikit-learn\, etc ...) to test free-threaded CPy
 thon 3.13 and fix issues along the way\n- how a typical scikit-learn grid-
 search use case can benefit from free-threaded CPython\n- how to try out f
 ree-threaded CPython on your favourite use case\n- possible future develop
 ments
DTSTAMP:20260423T040102Z
LOCATION:Room 7
SUMMARY:Free-threaded (aka nogil) CPython in the Scientific Python ecosyste
 m : status and road ahead - Loïc Estève
URL:https://pretalx.com/euroscipy-2024/talk/DLYRXH/
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