OK, then I'll try to implement it, when I get time. (which will not be before the end of July, if not then, then next year. I hope someone has more time for this than I :)
killing threads in a infinite loop is like killing any other thread. slime-list-threads (C-c C-x t) then arrow up and down to your (un)favorite thread of choice, then press "k".
On 6/23/05, Jeffrey Cunningham jeffrey@cunningham.net wrote:
I like it. Incidentally, how do you kill any thread caught in an infinite loop? I've been trying to figure this out for sometime.
--Jeff Cunningham
On Thu Jun 23, 2005 at 12:02:06PM +0200, Knut Olav B?hmer wrote:
When I'm in a buffer editing my lisp-code, and decide to test the code, by pressing C-x C-e, slime forks of a new thread with the name "worker". The problem starts when I have several threads running from different buffers with the name "worker", and one of the threads ends in an infinite loop or deadlock, and I want to kill one of the threads. Then I don't know which thread is doing what.
So If the thread got the name "worker + buffer name" then I would have slightly more control.
Good Idea?
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--Jeff