Re: [boost] Moving sp_thread_pause, sp_thread_sleep to Core

Andrey Semashev wrote:

Does cancelling a thread count as a C++ exception, meaning, in particular, does it trigger std::terminate when it leaves a noexcept function?

It does under Linux. Not sure about macOS; I didn't run the test with the noexcept applied but before the fix applied. But even if it doesn't terminate, you still don't want sp_thread_sleep to be a cancelation point because it's typically used in spinlock::lock and you don't want that to be a cancelation point either.