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InterProcessPyObjects - high-performance and seamless sharing and modification of Python objects between processes

I’ve released “InterProcessPyObjects” Python package. It provides high-performance and seamless sharing and modification of Python objects between processes, without the periodic overhead of serialization and deserialization. Provides fast inter-process communication (IPC) via shared memory. Supports NumPy, Torch arrays, custom classes (including dataclass), classes with methods, and asyncio.

This tool is part of an open-source project, and I welcome any feedback or contributions from the community to improve its functionality or discuss potential integration issues you might encounter. For those interested in looking into the technical details or contributing, here’s the link: GitHub - InterProcessPyObjects .

Looking forward to your thoughts and any feedback you might have!

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