Friendly wrapper for Multiprocessing on Windows7 in Python 2.6 environment?

For Python 2.6,开发者_JS百科 is there a friendly wrapper for Multiprocessing that works in a Windows 7 environment?

On another question people helped me with similar knowledge for only Unix environment. But for my current project, it's already too late to shift the environment.

Author of jug here. I would still recommend it on Windows. If there is a reason it doesn't work, I can help you make the code platform-independent.

Maybe have a look at the new concurrent.futures library from the python 3.2 standardlib? (there is a backport availabe for older python versions).