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<ctismer>
lazka: Calling `PyEval_InitThreads` in fact did it. :wind:
<ctismer>
😉
<lazka>
cfbolz, ^
<cfbolz>
hmmmm, I still would like to have a test to show the problem
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<Corbin>
Hopefully easy RPython question: I know that there's a popen() wrapper, rlib.rfile.create_popen_file(). I also know that there's os.system(). What's the easiest way to have a bidirectional subprocess with both stdin and stdout? Is it easier if I just want to give a string for stdin and get a string for stdout after the subprocess exits?
<Corbin>
(For context, I'm trying to wrap a Rust program, and this seemed easier than rffi.)
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