> Most of these ideas could be implemented, but they aren't there
> currently. The one thing I don't see how we could do would
> be to stop
> threads that are taking too long. I think there's no way to
> kill a running
> thread in Python, at least not portably. (And even if you
> could do
> I think there's no way to kill a running
> thread in Python, at least not portably. (And even if you could do so, it
> would leave the whole process in an unstable state. The docs on the Win32
> functions for killing threads warn you to do it only as a last resort as it
> makes the whole p
At 01:49 PM 10/17/01 -0400, Jeff Johnson wrote:
>Could webkit monitor the number of live servlet threads and if they die,
>create new threads? Is there a way to stop threads that are taking too
>long? Is there a way already to find out how many threads are healthy?
Most of these ideas could be
