Leo Sutic wrote:
I found this:
Zombie thread:
"For clarity, it seems to be two concepts of "zombie" related to
LinuxThreads. One is which I would call a "zombie thread", which
basically is a thread that has exited (by invoking pthread_exit() or
returning from the, but has not yet been joined. These are reported
by libthread_db as TD_THR_ZOMBIE."
Maybe you have some place in your code where you create threads, but do
not
join() them later?
So what you are saying is that the threads do not naturally clean
themselves up like they do in other operating systems? How about
when the parent process is terminated?
I am wanting to figure this out, because I want to see if there is
an issue with the thread pooling code that we have.
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