[Python-Dev] (os.kill (was Fork) on Win32 (original) (raw)
[Python-Dev] (os.kill (was Fork) on Win32 - was (test_fork1 failing...)
Mark Hammond MarkH@ActiveState.com
Thu, 3 Aug 2000 21:34:09 +1000
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eek - a bit quick off the mark here ;-]
Signals are a bit of a problem on Windows. We can terminate the thread mid-execution, but a clean way of terminating a thread isn't obvious.
thread = process - you get the idea!
terminate-without-prejudice option any good?
really should say
terminate-without-prejudice only version any good?
Mark.
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