Hi all!
I address this message to Marc, but I thought it might interest others so I cc'ed it to the gambit list ;).
What is the difference between the undocumented thread-interrupt! and thread-suspend! functions? Is it possible to retrieve an interrupted thread's continuation?
Basically I want to know if its possible to do something like:
(let ((t (make-thread (lambda () (let loop ((i 0)) (write 'o_O) (loop (+ i 1))))))) (thread-start! t) (thread-sleep! 0.5) (thread-interrupt!/suspend! t) (let ((k (get-the-continuation t))) (continuation-graft k (lambda (r) i))))
I don't know if this pseudo code is clear enough to illustrate my needs? I'd like to stop another thread and use continuation-graft to execute some code on it's stack.
Thanks!
-- David