This is the scenario: A module creates a thread during initialization and then you want to close the thread during shutdown.
do it in a cleanup registered on the pchild pool during child init (if you're talking about cleaning up a thread you've created in each child process)
I figured this could be done by registering a destroy function in a pool, but I'm not sure if this is the right way to do it (architecturally speaking).
> > If there are initialization hooks why don't we have clean up hooks? Or > are the pool destroy functions the designed way to do this?
registering a cleanup against the right pool is the right way to do it... having the additional hooks is redundant...
