KeyboardInterrupt and threading
Jeff Epler
jepler at unpythonic.net
Tue Jan 6 22:48:28 EST 2004
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Running your attached program, it works just fine whereever I try it,
except on a system so old it only has Python 1.5 installed. Even that
worked after a few seconds of editing.
Here's the behavior I saw on Fedora Core 1:
$ python ivan.py
CPU hog subthread spawned
main thread caught KeyboardInterrupt
CPU hog subthread joined at counter 76429
This is the behavior I saw on redhat 9:
$ python /tmp/ivan.py
CPU hog subthread spawned
main thread caught KeyboardInterrupt
CPU hog subthread joined at counter 89897
Here's the behavior I saw on Red Hat 7.2:
CPU hog subthread spawned
main thread caught KeyboardInterrupt
CPU hog subthread joined at counter 31764
Here's the behavior I saw on Windows XP:
C:\...> python ivan.py
CPU hog subthread spawned
main thread caught KeyboardInterrupt
CPU hog subthread joined at counter 665928
Here's the behavior I saw on Red Hat 6.2:
$ python1.5 ivan.py
File "ivan.py", line 19
self.counter += 1
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
$ vi ivan.py
$ python1.5 ivan.py
CPU hog subthread spawned
main thread caught KeyboardInterrupt
CPU hog subthread joined at counter 238983
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