I'm embedding several Tcl interpreters inside a JVM. I'm currently using
Jacl, but will probably switch to TclBlend at some point in the future.
I'm trying to work out the best approach for cleanly shutting down these
embedded interpreters. If everything is running normally, I can post a
TclEvent object whose processEvent() method calls Interp.dispose() and
causes the event loop to terminate.
The problem with this is that I don't see a way to stop an interpreter that
has run amok. Suppose that Interp.eval() is processing a script that is
stuck in an infinite loop. The notifier's event loop isn't processing new
events to my shutdown TclEvent will never get processed. Is there a good
method for aborting a call to Interp.eval()?
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