multithreading - python: subprocess.call threads problem -

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hello people within while true processing never ends, if use q.task_done, wrong?

 filequeue = queue() def submit(i, q):     global filespath     while true:       filename = q.get()       retvt = subprocess.call("python abc.py -f %s" % (filespath + filename), shell=true, stdout=open('/dev/null', 'w'), stderr=subprocess.stdout)       retth = subprocess.call("python def.py -a %s" % (filename), shell= true, stdout=open('/dev/null', 'w'), stderr=subprocess.stdout)       q.task_done()
  
def main():     global filequeue
     num_threads = filequeue.qsize()     in range(num_threads):        worker = thread(target=submit, args=(i, filequeue))        worker.setdaemon(true)        worker.start()     filequeue.join()
     print "done" 
  
if name == 'main':     main()

thanks

what program listings abc.py , def.py? sure commands executing ever end? try running 2 subprocess.call() lines commented out , see if works intended. if works, problem somewhere related scripts you're calling outside of code.


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