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Did the behaviour of systhread_join() change recently? I'm revisiting 

an old(ish) project, and I can't get the object to close cleanly. 

Even the simple thread test I wrote ages ago now doesn't exit cleanly 

https://cycling74.com/twiki/pub/Share/JoshuaKitClayton/

Am I overlooking something obvious? I haven't had a chance to install 

old versions of Max to determine where things changed.

Did the behaviour of systhread_join() change recently? I'm revisiting  
an old(ish) project, and I can't get the object to close cleanly.  
Even the simple thread test I wrote ages ago now doesn't exit cleanly  
in Max 4.6.2:

https://cycling74.com/twiki/pub/Share/JoshuaKitClayton/ 
simplethread-mach-o.c

Am I overlooking something obvious? I haven't had a chance to install  
old versions of Max to determine where things changed.

systhread_join

systhread_exit() changed at some point to fix a problem with a 

certain kind of pthread, which caused a problem with others. We've 

since fixed the problem, and it will be included in Max 4.6.3, 

Am 29.03.2007 um 07:34 schrieb Ritchie Argue:

> Did the behaviour of systhread_join() change recently? I'm 

> revisiting an old(ish) project, and I can't get the object to close 

> cleanly. Even the simple thread test I wrote ages ago now doesn't 

> Am I overlooking something obvious? I haven't had a chance to 

> install old versions of Max to determine where things changed.

systhread_exit() changed at some point to fix a problem with a  
certain kind of pthread, which caused a problem with others. We've  
since fixed the problem, and it will be included in Max 4.6.3,  
whenever that appears.

> Did the behaviour of systhread_join() change recently? I'm  
> revisiting an old(ish) project, and I can't get the object to close  
> cleanly. Even the simple thread test I wrote ages ago now doesn't  
> exit cleanly in Max 4.6.2:
>
> https://cycling74.com/twiki/pub/Share/JoshuaKitClayton/ 
> simplethread-mach-o.c
>
> Am I overlooking something obvious? I haven't had a chance to  
> install old versions of Max to determine where things changed.
>
> Thanks,
>
> r.
