python - How to call a funcion without waiting for responses?

Question

I have a dll which is a compiled version of HTTP/HTTPS protocols in Golang. I use functions of this dll in a python script as below:

from tls_client import Client

client = Client(proxy = None)

response = client.makeRequest(
    method = "GET",
    url = "https://ja3er.com/json",
    headers = { 
         "content-type": "application/json"
    },  
)

print(response)

In the above snippet the Client class uses the compiled Golang module. I want to call client.makeRequest concurrently as much as possible. Putting this function in a loop doesn't help because in each iteration we must wait for the function to finish.

I think multithreaded program is not good also. Becuase having a lot of threads will reduce the performance.

What is the best solution?

question from:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66053087/how-to-call-a-funcion-without-waiting-for-responses

Answer 1

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