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KILL-THREAD in swank-ccl.lisp calls the internal CCL function
CCL::PROCESS-INITIAL-FORM-EXITED. When running tests on my swank-crew package,
this function causes the x86 Linux version of CCL to crash and the ARM version
to hang. I reported the problem to the CCL maintainers and was informed that
calling CCL::PROCESS-INITIAL-FORM-EXITED is dangerous and should not be done by
user code, since it kills a thread without executing cleanup forms that do
essential things, such as releasing locks. I was told to use CCL:PROCESS-KILL
instead.
If I replace the call to CCL::PROCESS-INITIAL-FORM-EXITED in KILL-THREAD with a
call to CCL:PROCESS-KILL, then my swank-crew tests successfully run to
completion. Unfortunately, I don't know if the change has other unwanted side
effects.
bob
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Assignee: igor ageev (igor-ageev-82)
Status: New
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Swank KILL-THREAD crashes/hangs CCL
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1077683
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