I'm a D noob, so my question is perhaps naive. At work, we
develop servers that are 24/7 and as such they don't have a clean
exit path. Sometimes, however, I'd like to troubleshoot a process
and use valgrind, in which case I have to come with a way of
forcing a program's exit.
I know I can control (some) valgrind tools from outside by
forcing a log, but it is not always the case. So more often than
not, I end up adding some sort of debugging code to be able to
force an exit from outside - in which case it is as simple as
calling stdlib's exit. This poses a problem when the exit is
called from a thread other than the main one, since it did not
have a _d_dos_registry on the way "in", but it gets called on the
way "out" and crashes when the _tlsRanges is modified.
My questions are,
* is it legit to want to terminate not from the main thread?
* if not, what is the recommended simpler way of doing it?
