Gabriel Becedillas wrote:
> Does anybody see any problem with this approach ?, Does anybody have a
> cleaner/better solution ?
I don't think there *is* a solution: asynchronous exceptions and thread
cancellation just cannot work.
In the specific case, the caller of PyErr_Clear will continue its
c
Gabriel Becedillas wrote:
> PyThreadState_SetAsyncExc was called when the thread was inside a
> native extension, that for some reason calls PyErr_Clear.
Maybe PyThreadState_SetAsyncExc should set a flag that
says "this is an async exception, don't clear it", and
have PyErr_Clear take notice of th
I use PyThreadState_SetAsyncExc to stop a python thread but there are
situations when the thread doesn't stop and continues executing
normally. After some debugging, I realized that the problem is that
PyThreadState_SetAsyncExc was called when the thread was inside a
native extension, that for some
