Ignore Windows FLS destructors during process exit #377
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There's a quirk on Windows where exiting the process will still run fiber-local storage destructors for the thread that called ExitProcess() (but only for that thread). pthreads-based platforms don't call any key destructors on exit, and _libdispatch_tsd_cleanup() assumes this. So, on Windows, calling exit() from a queue thread will trigger the fatal error in _dispatch_frame_cleanup(). Implement a reliable method of detecting whether the process is exiting, and if it is, ignore calls to _libdispatch_tsd_cleanup().
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Ignore Windows FLS destructors during process exit Signed-off-by: Kim Topley <ktopley@apple.com>
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There's a quirk on Windows where exiting the process will still run fiber-local
storage destructors for the thread that called ExitProcess() (but only for that
thread). pthreads-based platforms don't call any key destructors on exit, and
_libdispatch_tsd_cleanup() assumes this. So, on Windows, calling exit() from a
queue thread will trigger the fatal error in _dispatch_frame_cleanup().
Implement a reliable method of detecting whether the process is exiting, and if
it is, ignore calls to _libdispatch_tsd_cleanup().