Re: Deleting a non-autofree thread

[Chad Pettit]

Yes.  A thread that does not do a delete this in its final method.

Currently, I am doing a delete thread once the main thread retrieves some
information off of the processing thread.  This; however, only works for
the first 512 threads.  After that I am getting a resource allocation error.
 To me, this indicates that the thread is not being completely destroyed,
since the thread limit should not come into play as long as the threads are
being cleaned up properly.

Federico Montesino Pouzols wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 21, 2002 at 11:11:54AM -0400, Chad Pettit wrote:
> > What is the proper way to delete a non-autofree thread?  
> >   
>
> 	Do you mean a thread that does not do 'delete this' in its
> final() method? Normally, threads can be deleted using 'delete
> thread' if they are dynamically created.
>
> > I have tried 
> > several combo's with endStream(), terminate(), endSocket() and others 
> > and nothing appears to be working.  I get an out of resource error when 
> > I would try to allocate another thread.  I am using TCSession.
> >
> >
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