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Killing a thread

When I'm done using a thread, do I do Abort or do nothing and the run time
will kill it for me?
also, can I call Join a thread after I call Abort on that same thread?
Nov 15 '05 #1
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A thread ends itself when the function it started in returns. You probably
shouldn't kill it from another thread; you could set an exit flag that the
thread checks periodically.

Chris

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When I'm done using a thread, do I do Abort or do nothing and the run time
will kill it for me?
also, can I call Join a thread after I call Abort on that same thread?

Nov 15 '05 #2

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