Due to Windows' process scheduling method being spawn instead of fork, Windows doesn't like it when you try to pickle local functions (functions defined in functions) for use in multiprocessing. Therefore due to CoreBench's multiprocessing codebase cannot run on Windows without a guaranteed WinError 87.
Due to Windows' process scheduling method being spawn instead of fork, Windows doesn't like it when you try to pickle local functions (functions defined in functions) for use in multiprocessing. Therefore due to CoreBench's multiprocessing codebase cannot run on Windows without a guaranteed WinError 87.