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Post Follow-up to this messageOn Jul 14, 2006, at 6:21 AM, Jerry D. Hedden wrote: > Artur Bergman wrote: > > Wow. You missed a whole lot of discussion on this and other > changes to the 'threads' module on the Perl5 Porters and > Perl iThreads mailing lists. I did not make these changes > in a vacuum, but with lots of input and recommendations from > others. I strongly recommend that you review the > correspondences from June and July: > http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.perl5.porters > http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.ithreads > > As to this specific change, it was started by the > observation that exiting from 'main' with threads running > produced a warning while exiting from a thread did not. > When this inconsistency was brought up and discussed, the > consensus of those weighing in on the issue was that exiting > a thread should exit the thread only and not the whole app, > and further that it should not produce a warning. Again, > see the mailing list archive for the discussion. > Nevertheless I object, it was a conscious decision to have exit() not exit a thread but the entire app from the start, unlike psuedo forking which is supposed to emulate a different process, exit() is supposed to act on the process and not threads. If code is running in a thread or no doesn't mean it should have to act differently. I also think exiting from a thread is something that the developer should be aware of is happening, and that is why it is giving the warning. I read parts of the message and I still disagree, and I did voice this privately to Nicholas, which in retrospect was the wrong thing to do. > > In what way is it not thread safe? Do you have a fix for > whatever bug you think exists? Have you looked at the test > suite? How is it deficient? You are using another interpreter, that is possibly currently running, and then acting on it with non locking semantics. At best your ++ will be lost. While I guess it is fine to use the signal system to pass information, I would define a new signal type and just use that to awake the other thread and get it from the threads.xs module. You are again mixing the notion of a process and a thread, and code that is supposed to work on inter process signals will get. Artur
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