Hi,
I have an application with a lengthy shutdown procedure that's been known to
get stuck. So, I added
static bool coreShuttingDown = true;
QTimer::singleShot(60000, [&] {
if (coreShuttingDown) {
// when our time is up, raise the SIGHUP signal that causes us
to exit "barely cleanly".
qCCritical(SHELL) << "We didn't shut down in under a minute;
calling it quits";
std::raise(SIGHUP);
}
});
core->shutdown();
coreShuttingDown = false;
to the cleanup routine. I've assumed that this singleshot timer will be
destroyed during the global destruction, and most of the time that does appear
to be the case. Sometimes however this app gets stuck very late in the GD
phase, apparently in a deadlock that doesn't contain any clue on what's causing
it (a mutex destroyed before freeing it?).
I was going to add a lowlevel, SIGALARM based version of this protection;
should I rather replace the QTimer::singleShot version or can I be certain that
that cannot be the cause for the deadlock I'm seeing?
Thanks,
R.
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