On 18/06/2010, at 2:56 AM, Eric Blossom wrote: > > Kyle, > > Are you trying to set a handler for a signal somewhere in your code? > If so, it's unlikely to work. In general signals and threads don't > play together well. A bit of googling will show you the mine field. > > If you're trying to catch a std::exception, that should work fine. > > Eric
Hi Eric I did not set any handler except 'except KeyboardInterrupt: ...' I tried it on Ubuntu as well which turned out to fail. Yes, I agree with you that it's likely the problem of coworking of signals and threads. I tried a single threaded program where the same mechanism did work. So I will change my approach completely. Thanks for making things clarified. Kyle
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