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Article #14473To kill or to stop, wether it is better or necessary....
From: Hugo Ferreira
Date: Thu, 02 Sep 1999 00:00
Date: Thu, 02 Sep 1999 00:00
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Hi, I have a question: the stop() and suspend() methods of the Thread class have been depreciated. This means a stop or suspention of a thread must be implemented by the programmer. To do this the thread basically loops and tests the temination, suspension or run conditions. Now if during the run condition the thread execution deadlocks, then the thread will hang.....forever! My question is: Shouldn't the stop() method be kept for such situations? A stop should terminate the (O.S.) thread and possibly release any monitors it holds. Any comments ? Hugo Ferreira.
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