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Generally agreed, but one should beware that even killing a process can still be quite destabilizing if that process was messing about with, say, shared memory.
by lomnakkus 8y ago
Generally agreed, but one should beware that even killing a process can still be quite destabilizing if that process was messing about with, say, shared memory.
Still, at least those "dangerous situations" are a bit more obvious/explicit when we're talking about processes rather than threads where everything is shared by default.
- pjmlp 8y agoAgreed, I guess we as a community learned the hard way that threads, and what they imply (shared state) weren't a good idea after all.