In python, is there a simple way to pass 1+ args to pool.map -

i want use pool.map simplify concurrency in scripts , find same question below link, not concise method issue.

python multiprocessing pool.map multiple arguments

from multiprocessing.dummy import pool threadpool  def run_multiple_args(tuple_args):     args_1 = tuple_args[0]     args_2 = tuple_args[1]     print args_1, args_2  pool = threadpool(2)  arg_list = [(1,2), (4,8)]  pool.map(func=run_multiple_args, iterable=arg_list) pool.close() pool.join() 

i want use def run_multiple_args(args_1, args_2): replace tuple_args.

no 3rd party lib, less code more better. idea?

you can use lambda unpack argument tuple:

from multiprocessing.dummy import pool threadpool  def run_multiple_args(args_1, args_2):     print args_1, args_2  pool = threadpool(2) arg_list = [(1,2), (4,8)]  pool.map(func=lambda args: run_multiple_args(*args), iterable=arg_list) # <-- see here pool.close() pool.join()