llvm dev - Jul 2012 - [LLVMdev] how to stop a llvm thread

Hi,

how can I safely stop a llvm thread, so that the thread can clean up. Using the
WINAPI TerminateThread() is therefore not an alternative. I work with vs2010.

Thanks

Duc

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Hi Duc,
> how can I safely stop a llvm thread, so that the thread can clean up. Using
the
> WINAPI TerminateThread() is therefore not an alternative. I work with
vs2010.
LLVM doesn't have any threads.

Ciao, Duncan.

Hi Duncan,

Thanks for the quick answer.

What I mean is a thread which includes calls to clang. Sorry for the improper
wording.

Regards
Duc

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Subject: Re: [LLVMdev] how to stop a llvm thread

Hi Duc,
> how can I safely stop a llvm thread, so that the thread can clean up. Using
the
> WINAPI TerminateThread() is therefore not an alternative. I work with
vs2010.
LLVM doesn't have any threads.

Ciao, Duncan.

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