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You mean interrupt a system call? I don't think so.


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I have a very recent one.  So recent that I'm still
finding bugs in it.  Once I've used it more and am
convinced that it's solid, I'll put it up somewhere.
Ditto for the associated Unix ports.  To the best of
my knowledge, you can't implement threadkill completely
on NT since I don't see how to send an interrupt to
another process.  If anyone knows how, I'd appreciate
hearing.  Thanks.

Russ
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