Dino Viehland wrote:
Are you using thread abort for anything?
Yes. Recalculations can be interrupted which uses Thread.Abort (the
interrupt can happen during arbitrary user code so it is essentially
asynchronous).
Michael
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Dino Viehland wrote:
Michael wrote:
Well, yes leaking memory when frames are on would definitely be a
problem. We tried but failed to create a minimal repro.
Do you know how big the lists of FunctionStack's were? In theory
they should have all been empty lists by the time the threads
exited.
It had 6 entries.
Michael
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