Message2302
This is a very controversial feature. If a thread owns a resource (e.g. it holds a lock), what happens to the resource when the thread is killed?
The best idea I can come up with is to make it possible to send asynchronous exceptions to threads -- but this doesn't help for threads that are blocked in an I/O operation. That might be solved through sending signals, but that's a Unix-only solution, and probably isn't even consistent across different Unix thread implementations. |
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2007-08-23 13:52:03 | admin | link | issue221115 messages |
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