Rick McGuire wrote:
> Terminate() does not terminate threads, it terminates the interpreter
> instance. The termination call can only be made on the original
> thread that created the interpreter instance and will wait for any
> other threads to terminate before shutting down the instance.
>
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Terminate() does not terminate threads, it terminates the interpreter
instance. The termination call can only be made on the original
thread that created the interpreter instance and will wait for any
other threads to terminate before shutting down the instance.
Halt() can be issued from any thre
In the new APIs one is able to use the Rexx interpreter instance to
issue a Halt() and/or Terminate(), which will halt/terminate all Rexx
threads of that particular Rexx interpreter instance.
Question: is it possible that problems arise, if Halt() and Terminate()
are not issued from the thread tha
