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- python - Is there any way to kill a Thread? - Stack Overflow
@Bluebird75: Furthermore, I'm not sure I get the argument that threads should not be killed abruptly "because the thread might be holding a critical resource that must be closed properly": this is also true from a main program, and main programs can be killed abruptly by the user (Ctrl-C in Unix, for instance)–in which case they try to handle this possibility as nicely as possible
- How to stop a looping thread in Python? - Stack Overflow
There is an issue, Imagine we set a kernel signal like SIGALRM and in the handler of the signal we want to stop the process and threads using your method (pill2kill set and then join) and then sys exit(0) 1)If you run the application and wait for n seconds, it works fine 2)if you press ctrl+c, it works fine 3)but, if you press ctrl+z and then wait for some seconds and then "fg" to resume the
- Start and stop a thread in Python - GeeksforGeeks
Multithreading in Python can be achieved by using the threading library For invoking a thread, the caller thread creates a thread object and calls the start method on it Once the join method is called, that initiates its execution and executes the run method of the class object
- python - How to close a thread when multithreading . . . - Stack Overflow
To simplify the situation I'm having: I'm trying to terminate a thread while it is still running in Python 2 7, and I'm not sure how to do it Take this simple code: import time import threading
- python - How to start and stop a thread - Stack Overflow
However you can make one pause and then later resume its execution by using a threading Condition variable to avoid concurrency problems when checking or changing its running state threading Condition objects have an associated threading Lock object and methods to wait for it to be released and will notify any waiting threads when that occurs
- python - Stop a thread: flag vs. Event - Stack Overflow
If I understand the GIL correctly, it synchronizes all access to Python data structures (such as my boolean 'terminated' flag) If that is the case, why bother using threading Event for this purpose? The GIL is an implementation detail and relying on it to synchronize things for you isn't futureproof
- How to properly stop python threads? - Stack Overflow
self stoprequest = threading Event() """ When self stoprequest set() is called, it sets an event on the thread - stopping it """ self stoprequest set() So if you create a threading Event() on each thread you start you can stop it from outside using instance set() You can also kill the main thread from which the child threads were spawned :)
- Terminate a multi-thread python program - Stack Overflow
Make every thread except the main one a daemon (t daemon = True in 2 6 or better, t setDaemon(True) in 2 6 or less, for every thread object t before you start it)
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