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Forum Topic - C++ and pthread_cancel: (3 Items)

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John Eisenbraun(deleted)

01/21/2013 2:33 PM

post98705

Should pthread_cancel on a thread cause the destructor of objects that go out of scope to be called?  That apparently 
doesn't happen on QNX.  It DOES happen on other platforms.  Is there something I need to do (flag setting?) to make this
 work.  Example code is attached.  I expected to get:

"In destructor" after the cancel, but that doesn't happen.

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Mario Charest

01/21/2013 3:00 PM

post98709

RE: C++ and pthread_cancel

Is this really about QNX4?

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De : John Eisenbraun [mailto:community-noreply@qnx.com] 
Envoyé : Tuesday, January 22, 2013 8:34 AM
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Objet : C++ and pthread_cancel

Should pthread_cancel on a thread cause the destructor of objects that go out of scope to be called?  That apparently 
doesn't happen on QNX.  It DOES happen on other platforms.  Is there something I need to do (flag setting?) to make this
 work.  Example code is attached.  I expected to get:

"In destructor" after the cancel, but that doesn't happen.  



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John Eisenbraun(deleted)

01/21/2013 3:19 PM

post98712

Re: RE: C++ and pthread_cancel

Oh, guess I posted in the wrong place.

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