Brian Jones wrote: > You may wish to check that a "stillborn" thread has a null thread > group after stop() has been called. I did confirm already that > threads that run and are stopped are seen to have a null thread group.
The Sun JDK ignores stop() when called on an unstarted thread (and the group is not set to null), but this behavior is incorrect. It appears that the only way to remove a thread from its group is to actually start it and wait for it to die (which it is supposed to do immediately when stop() was previously called). [join] > I think you can avoid polling/sleep. Yes, I wasn't quite awake yet. I changed it to a wait/notifyAll solution that is simple and elegant. Regards, Jeroen _______________________________________________ Classpath mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/classpath
