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Threading Functions

## Functions

nothing | Qore::delete_all_thread_data ()
| Deletes all keys in the thread-local data hash. More...
nothing | Qore::delete_thread_data (...)
| Deletes the data associated to one or more keys in the thread-local data hash; if the data is an object, then it is destroyed. More...
nothing | Qore::delete_thread_data (list< softstring > l)
| Deletes the data associated to one or more keys in the thread-local data hash; if the data is an object, then it is destroyed. More...
hash< string, list< hash< CallStackInfo > > > | Qore::getAllThreadCallStacks ()
| Returns a hash of lists of CallStackInfo hashes keyed by TID (thread ID) More...
hash< string, list< hash< CallStackInfo > > > | Qore::get_all_thread_call_stacks ()
| Returns a hash of lists of CallStackInfo hashes keyed by TID (thread ID) More...
hash< auto > | Qore::get_all_thread_data ()
| Returns the entire thread-local data hash. More...
int | Qore::get_default_thread_stack_size ()
| returns the default thread stack size More...
int | Qore::get_stack_size ()
| returns the current thread's stack size More...
list< hash< CallStackInfo > > | Qore::get_thread_call_stack ()
| Returns a list of CallStackInfo hashes for the current TID (thread ID); because it is always from the same thread being read, no locking is applied as in get_all_thread_call_stacks() More...
auto | Qore::get_thread_data (string key)
| Returns the value of the thread-local data attached to the key passed. More...
nothing | Qore::get_thread_data ()
| This function variant does nothing at all; it is only included for backwards-compatibility with qore prior to version 0.8.0 for functions that would ignore type errors in arguments. More...
*string | Qore::get_thread_name ()
| returns the current thread's descriptive name if set or NOTHING if not More...
*TimeZone | Qore::get_thread_tz ()
| Returns any TimeZone set for the current thread, NOTHING if none is set. More...
int | Qore::gettid ()
| Returns the Qore thread ID (TID) of the current thread. More...
nothing | Qore::mark_thread_resources ()
| Marks thread resources so that any thread resources left allocated after this call will be cleaned up when throw_thread_resource_exceptions_to_mark() is called. More...
int | Qore::num_threads ()
| Returns the current number of threads in the process (not including the special signal handling thread) More...
*hash< auto > | Qore::remove_thread_data (...)
| Removes the data associated to one or more keys in the thread-local data hash and returns the data removed. More...
hash< auto > | Qore::remove_thread_data (list< softstring > l)
| Removes the data associated to one or more keys in the thread-local data hash from a literal list passed as the first argument and returns the data removed. More...
bool | Qore::remove_thread_resource (AbstractThreadResource resource)
| removes a thread resource from the current thread More...
bool | Qore::remove_thread_resource (code resource)
| removes a callable thread resource from the current thread More...
nothing | Qore::save_thread_data (hash< auto > h)
| Saves the data passed in the thread-local hash; all keys are merged into the thread-local hash, overwriting any information that may have been there before. More...
nothing | Qore::save_thread_data (string key, auto value)
| Saves the data passed against the key passed as an argument in thread-local storage. More...
nothing | Qore::save_thread_data ()
| This function variant does nothing at all; it is only included for backwards-compatibility with qore prior to version 0.8.0 for functions that would ignore type errors in arguments. More...
int | Qore::set_default_thread_stack_size (int size)
| sets the default thread stack size for new threads created after this call and returns the stack size actually set More...
bool | Qore::set_thread_init (*code init)
| Sets a call reference or closure to run every time a new thread is started. More...
nothing | Qore::set_thread_name (string name)
| sets the current thread's descriptive name More...
nothing | Qore::set_thread_resource (AbstractThreadResource resource)
| sets a thread resource for the current thread More...
nothing | Qore::set_thread_resource (code resource, auto arg)
| sets a callable thread resource for the current thread with an optional argument More...
nothing | Qore::set_thread_tz (TimeZone zone)
| Sets the default time zone for the current thread. More...
nothing | Qore::set_thread_tz ()
| Clears the thread-local time zone for the current thread; after this call TimeZone::get() will return the value set for the current Program. More...
list< int > | Qore::thread_list ()
| Returns a list of all current thread IDs. More...
nothing | Qore::thread_yield ()
| yields the current thread so other threads can be scheduled and run More...
nothing | Qore::throwThreadResourceExceptions ()
| Immediately runs all thread resource cleanup routines for the current thread and throws all associated exceptions. More...
nothing | Qore::throw_thread_resource_exceptions ()
| Immediately runs all thread resource cleanup routines for the current thread and throws all associated exceptions. More...
bool | Qore::throw_thread_resource_exceptions_to_mark ()
| Immediately runs all thread resource cleanup routines for the current thread for thread resources created since the last call to mark_thread_resources() and throws all associated exceptions. More...

## Detailed Description

Threading functions

## Function Documentation

## delete_all_thread_data()

nothing Qore::delete_all_thread_data | ( |  | ) |

Deletes all keys in the thread-local data hash.

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Example:
  delete_all_thread_data();

Note
  This function does not throw any exceptions, however if an object is deleted from the thread-local data hash, then it could throw an exception in its destructor

## delete_thread_data() [1/2]

nothing Qore::delete_thread_data | ( |  | ... | ) |

Deletes the data associated to one or more keys in the thread-local data hash; if the data is an object, then it is destroyed.

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Parameters

  ... | Deletes the data associated to one or more keys in the thread-local data hash corresponding to each string argument in the top-level argument list; arguments are converted to strings if necessary

Example:
  delete_thread_data("key1", "key2");

Note
  This function does not throw any exceptions, however if an object is deleted from the thread-local data hash, then it could throw an exception in its destructor

See also
  remove_thread_data() for a similar function that does not explicitly destroy objects in the thread-local data hash

## delete_thread_data() [2/2]

nothing Qore::delete_thread_data | ( | list< softstring > | l | ) |

Deletes the data associated to one or more keys in the thread-local data hash; if the data is an object, then it is destroyed.

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Parameters

  l | a list of key names for deleting keys in the thread-local data hash; values are converted to strings if necessary

Example:
  delete_thread_data(list_of_keys);

Note
  This function does not throw any exceptions, however if an object is deleted from the thread-local data hash, then it could throw an exception in its destructor

See also
  remove_thread_data() for a similar function that does not explicitly destroy objects in the thread-local data hash

## get_all_thread_call_stacks()

hash< string, list< hash< CallStackInfo > > > Qore::get_all_thread_call_stacks | ( |  | ) |

Returns a hash of lists of CallStackInfo hashes keyed by TID (thread ID)

Returns
  a hash of lists of CallStackInfo hashes keyed by TID (thread ID)

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL, Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_INFO

Example:
  hash<string, list<hash<CallStackInfo>>> cs = get_all_thread_call_stacks();
  foreach string tid in (cs.keyIterator()) {
  printf("TID %d\n", tid);
  int i;
  foreach hash<CallStackInfo> l in (cs{tid}) {
  if (l.type != "new-thread") {
  printf(" %d: %s() called at %s:%d (%s function)\n", ++i, l.function, l.file, l.line, l.type);
  } else {
  printf(" %d: *** thread started by background operator ***\n", ++i);
  }
  }
  }

Since
  Qore 0.8.12 as a replacement for deprecated camel-case getAllThreadCallStacks()

## get_all_thread_data()

hash< auto > Qore::get_all_thread_data | ( |  | ) |

Returns the entire thread-local data hash.

Returns
  the entire thread-local data hash

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL, Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_INFO

Code Flags:
  RET_VALUE_ONLY

Example:
  hash<auto> th = get_all_thread_data();

Note
  this function is not flagged with CONSTANT since its value could change at runtime

## get_default_thread_stack_size()

int Qore::get_default_thread_stack_size | ( |  | ) |

returns the default thread stack size

Platform Availability:
  Qore::Option::HAVE_MANAGE_STACK

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_INFO

Code Flags:
  CONSTANT

Example:
  int size = get_default_thread_stack_size();

Note
  if the thread stack size has been changed since this thread was started, then the value returned by this function will not match the current thread's stack size

Since
  Qore 0.9.0

## get_stack_size()

int Qore::get_stack_size | ( |  | ) |

returns the current thread's stack size

Platform Availability:
  Qore::Option::HAVE_GET_STACK_SIZE

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_INFO

Code Flags:
  CONSTANT

Example:
  int size = get_stack_size();

Returns
  the current thread's stack size in bytes

Note
  on Linux, this always returns 8MB for TID 1 (the initial thread) even if the actual stack size is smaller, as Linux automatically extends the initial thread's stack when there is a stack overflow

Since
  Qore 0.9.0

## get_thread_call_stack()

list< hash< CallStackInfo > > Qore::get_thread_call_stack | ( |  | ) |

Returns a list of CallStackInfo hashes for the current TID (thread ID); because it is always from the same thread being read, no locking is applied as in get_all_thread_call_stacks()

Returns
  a list of CallStackInfo hashes for the current TID (thread ID)

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL, Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_INFO

Example:
  list<hash<CallStackInfo>> cs = get_thread_call_stack();
  foreach hash<CallStackInfo> l in (cs) {
  if (l.type != "new-thread") {
  printf(" %d: %s() called at %s:%d (%s function)\n", ++i, l.function, l.file, l.line, l.type);
  } else {
  printf(" %d: *** thread started by background operator ***\n", ++i);
  }
  }

Since
  Qore 0.8.13

## get_thread_data() [1/2]

nothing Qore::get_thread_data | ( |  | ) |

This function variant does nothing at all; it is only included for backwards-compatibility with qore prior to version 0.8.0 for functions that would ignore type errors in arguments.

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL, Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_INFO

Code Flags:
  RUNTIME_NOOP

## get_thread_data() [2/2]

auto Qore::get_thread_data | ( | string | key | ) |

Returns the value of the thread-local data attached to the key passed.

Returns
  the value of the thread-local data attached to the key passed

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL, Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_INFO

Code Flags:
  RET_VALUE_ONLY

Example:
  auto data = get_thread_data("key1");

## get_thread_name()

*string Qore::get_thread_name | ( |  | ) |

returns the current thread's descriptive name if set or NOTHING if not

Platform Availability:
  Qore::Option::HAVE_THREAD_NAME

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Code Flags:
  CONSTANT

Example:
  *string name = get_thread_name();

Returns
  the current thread's descriptive name if set or NOTHING if not

Note
  - if supported, the default thread name will be `qore/`tid where tid is the current thread ID
  - in case the current platform does not support thread names, NOTHING is always returned

Since
  Qore 0.9.0

## get_thread_tz()

*TimeZone Qore::get_thread_tz | ( |  | ) |

Returns any TimeZone set for the current thread, NOTHING if none is set.

Returns
  any TimeZone set for the current thread, NOTHING if none is set

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_LOCALE_CONTROL

Example:
  *TimeZone tz = get_thread_tz();
  set_thread_tz(new TimeZone("Europe/Prague"));
  on_exit set_thread_tz(tz);

See also
  - set_thread_tz(TimeZone)
  - set_thread_tz()

Since
  Qore 0.8.5

## getAllThreadCallStacks()

hash< string, list< hash< CallStackInfo > > > Qore::getAllThreadCallStacks | ( |  | ) |

Returns a hash of lists of CallStackInfo hashes keyed by TID (thread ID)

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL, Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_INFO

Code Flags:
  DEPRECATED

Returns
  a hash of lists of CallStackInfo hashes keyed by TID (thread ID)

Deprecated:
  use get_all_thread_call_stacks(); camel-case function names were deprecated in Qore 0.8.12

## gettid()

int Qore::gettid | ( |  | ) |

Returns the Qore thread ID (TID) of the current thread.

Returns
  the Qore thread ID (TID) of the current thread

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_INFO

Code Flags:
  RET_VALUE_ONLY

Example:
  int tid = gettid();

Note
  this function is not flagged with CONSTANT since its value could change at runtime

## mark_thread_resources()

nothing Qore::mark_thread_resources | ( |  | ) |

Marks thread resources so that any thread resources left allocated after this call will be cleaned up when throw_thread_resource_exceptions_to_mark() is called.

When exceptions are thrown by this function, thread-local resources are also cleaned up at the same time.

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Example:
  try {
  mark_thread_resources();
  # calling the following function will ensure that any thread-resources
  # allocated since the last call to mark_thread_resources() will be cleaned
  # up and associated exceptions will be thrown
  on_exit throw_thread_resource_exceptions_to_mark();
  # ... some code or calls that may allocate thread resources
  } catch (hash<ExceptionInfo> ex) {
  # ... log or handle exceptions
  }

See also
  - Thread Resources
  - remove_thread_resource()
  - set_thread_resource()
  - throw_thread_resource_exceptions()
  - throw_thread_resource_exceptions_to_mark()
  - AbstractThreadResource

Since
  Qore 0.8.4

## num_threads()

int Qore::num_threads | ( |  | ) |

Returns the current number of threads in the process (not including the special signal handling thread)

Returns
  the current number of threads in the process (not including the special signal handling thread)

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_INFO

Code Flags:
  RET_VALUE_ONLY

Example:
  int num = num_threads();

Note
  this function is not flagged with CONSTANT since its value could change at runtime

## remove_thread_data() [1/2]

*hash< auto > Qore::remove_thread_data | ( |  | ... | ) |

Removes the data associated to one or more keys in the thread-local data hash and returns the data removed.

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Parameters

  ... | the key names should be given directly in the argument list with this variant. If the given hash keys do not exist in the thread-local data hash, then the given key in the return value will have no value assigned

Returns
  a hash of the data removed or NOTHING if no arguments were passed to the function

Example:
  hash<auto> h = remove_thread_data("filename");

Since
  Qore 0.8.4 this function returns the values it removes

## remove_thread_data() [2/2]

hash< auto > Qore::remove_thread_data | ( | list< softstring > | l | ) |

Removes the data associated to one or more keys in the thread-local data hash from a literal list passed as the first argument and returns the data removed.

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Parameters

  l | a list of key names to remove from the thread-local data hash. If the given hash keys do not exist in the thread-local data hash, then the given key in the return value will have no value assigned

Returns
  a hash of the data removed

Example:
  hash<auto> h = remove_thread_data(key_list);

Since
  Qore 0.8.4 this function returns the values it removes

## remove_thread_resource() [1/2]

bool Qore::remove_thread_resource | ( | AbstractThreadResource | resource | ) |

removes a thread resource from the current thread

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Example:
  remove_thread_resource(obj);

Parameters

  resource | the thread resource to remove

Returns
  True if the resource was removed, False if not

See also
  - Thread Resources
  - mark_thread_resources()
  - set_thread_resource()
  - throw_thread_resource_exceptions()
  - throw_thread_resource_exceptions_to_mark()
  - AbstractThreadResource

Since
  Qore 0.8.12

## remove_thread_resource() [2/2]

bool Qore::remove_thread_resource | ( | code | resource | ) |

removes a callable thread resource from the current thread

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Example:
  remove_thread_resource(\func());

Parameters

  resource | the callable thread resource to remove

Returns
  True if the resource was removed, False if not

See also
  - Thread Resources
  - mark_thread_resources()
  - set_thread_resource()
  - throw_thread_resource_exceptions()
  - throw_thread_resource_exceptions_to_mark()
  - AbstractThreadResource

Since
  Qore 0.8.12

## save_thread_data() [1/3]

nothing Qore::save_thread_data | ( |  | ) |

This function variant does nothing at all; it is only included for backwards-compatibility with qore prior to version 0.8.0 for functions that would ignore type errors in arguments.

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Code Flags:
  RUNTIME_NOOP

## save_thread_data() [2/3]

nothing Qore::save_thread_data | ( | hash< auto > | h | ) |

Saves the data passed in the thread-local hash; all keys are merged into the thread-local hash, overwriting any information that may have been there before.

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Parameters

  h | a hash of data to save in the thread-local data hash

Example:
  save_thread_data(h);

Note
  This function does not throw any exceptions, however if a value is removed from the thread-local data hash by being overwritten with a new value, and the value is an object that goes out of scope, then such an object could throw an exception in its destructor

## save_thread_data() [3/3]

nothing Qore::save_thread_data | ( | string | key,
|  | auto | value
| ) |  |

Saves the data passed against the key passed as an argument in thread-local storage.

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Parameters

  key | the name of the key in the thread-local hash to save the data against
  value | the value to save in the thread-local hash against the key

Example:
  save_thread_data("key1", value);

Note
  This function does not throw any exceptions, however if a value is removed from the thread-local data hash by being overwritten with a new value, and the value is an object that goes out of scope, then such an object could throw an exception in its destructor

## set_default_thread_stack_size()

int Qore::set_default_thread_stack_size | ( | int | size | ) |

sets the default thread stack size for new threads created after this call and returns the stack size actually set

Platform Availability:
  Qore::Option::HAVE_MANAGE_STACK

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Example:
  int size = set_default_thread_stack_size(size);

Parameters

  size | the size in bytes for new threads

Returns
  the value actually set

Exceptions

  SET-DEFAULT-THREAD-STACK-SIZE-ERROR | an error occurred setting the default thread stack size

Since
  Qore 0.9.0

## set_thread_init()

bool Qore::set_thread_init | ( | *code | init | ) |

Sets a call reference or closure to run every time a new thread is started.

This code can be used to initialize global thread-local variables, for example.

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Parameters

  init | a call reference or closure to run every time a new thread is started or NOTHING to clear any thread initialization code

Returns
  True if there was already user initialization code set, False if not

Example:
  set_thread_init(sub () { var = 123; });

Note
  the code will be run for all new threads, but is not run by this function for the current thread

See also
  Qore::Program::setThreadInit()

Since
  Qore 0.8.13 added the ability to remove the thread initialization code by passing NOTHING to this function

## set_thread_name()

nothing Qore::set_thread_name | ( | string | name | ) |

sets the current thread's descriptive name

Platform Availability:
  Qore::Option::HAVE_THREAD_NAME

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Example:
  set_thread_name(name);

Parameters

  name | the new descriptive name for the thread

Since
  Qore 0.9.0

## set_thread_resource() [1/2]

nothing Qore::set_thread_resource | ( | AbstractThreadResource | resource | ) |

sets a thread resource for the current thread

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Example:
  set_thread_resource(obj);

Parameters

  resource | the thread resource to set

See also
  - Thread Resources
  - mark_thread_resources()
  - remove_thread_resource()
  - throw_thread_resource_exceptions()
  - throw_thread_resource_exceptions_to_mark()
  - AbstractThreadResource

Since
  Qore 0.8.12

## set_thread_resource() [2/2]

nothing Qore::set_thread_resource | ( | code | resource,
|  | auto | arg
| ) |  |

sets a callable thread resource for the current thread with an optional argument

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Example:
  set_thread_resource(\func(), code);

Parameters

  resource | the thread resource handler to set
  arg | an argument to use when calling the thread resource handler

See also
  - Thread Resources
  - mark_thread_resources()
  - remove_thread_resource()
  - throw_thread_resource_exceptions()
  - throw_thread_resource_exceptions_to_mark()
  - AbstractThreadResource

Since
  Qore 0.8.12

## set_thread_tz() [1/2]

nothing Qore::set_thread_tz | ( |  | ) |

Clears the thread-local time zone for the current thread; after this call TimeZone::get() will return the value set for the current Program.

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_LOCALE_CONTROL

Example:
  *TimeZone tz = get_thread_tz();
  set_thread_tz(new TimeZone("Europe/Prague"));
  on_exit set_thread_tz(tz);

Note
  The TimeZone will only be cleared in the current thread in the current Program

See also
  - set_thread_tz(TimeZone)
  - get_thread_tz()

Since
  Qore 0.8.5

## set_thread_tz() [2/2]

nothing Qore::set_thread_tz | ( | TimeZone | zone | ) |

Sets the default time zone for the current thread.

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_LOCALE_CONTROL

Parameters

  zone | the TimeZone object for the current thread

This will cause the TimeZone::get() method to return the given TimeZone when called from the same thread

Example:
  *TimeZone tz = get_thread_tz();
  set_thread_tz(new TimeZone("Europe/Prague"));
  on_exit set_thread_tz(tz);

Note
  The TimeZone will only be set for the current thread in the current Program

See also
  - set_thread_tz()
  - get_thread_tz()

Since
  Qore 0.8.5

## thread_list()

list< int > Qore::thread_list | ( |  | ) |

Returns a list of all current thread IDs.

Note that the special signal handling thread with TID 0 is never included in the list returned by this function

Returns
  a list of all current thread IDs

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_INFO

Code Flags:
  RET_VALUE_ONLY

Example:
  list<int> l = thread_list();

Note
  this function is not flagged with CONSTANT since its value could change at runtime

## thread_yield()

nothing Qore::thread_yield | ( |  | ) |

yields the current thread so other threads can be scheduled and run

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_PROCESS_CONTROL

Example:
  thread_yield();

Since
  Qore 0.8.13

## throw_thread_resource_exceptions()

nothing Qore::throw_thread_resource_exceptions | ( |  | ) |

Immediately runs all thread resource cleanup routines for the current thread and throws all associated exceptions.

This function is particularly useful when used in combination with embedded code in order to catch (and log, for example) thread resource errors (ex: uncommitted transactions, unlocked locks, etc) - this can be used when control returns to the "master" program to ensure that no thread-local resources have been left active.

This function will run all thread resource cleanup routines even if mark_thread_resources() has been called (i.e. it clears all marks as well).

When exceptions are thrown by this function, thread-local resources are also cleaned up at the same time.

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Example:
  try {
  throw_thread_resource_exceptions();
  } catch (hash<ExceptionInfo> ex) {
  # ... log or handle exceptions
  }

Note
  may not throw an exception even if there are thread resources in place that get cleaned up in case the Qore::Thread::AbstractThreadResource::cleanup() method performs the cleanup but does not throw an exception

See also
  - Thread Resources
  - mark_thread_resources()
  - remove_thread_resource()
  - set_thread_resource()
  - throw_thread_resource_exceptions_to_mark()
  - AbstractThreadResource

Since
  Qore 0.8.12 as a replacement for deprecated camel-case throwThreadResourceExceptions()

## throw_thread_resource_exceptions_to_mark()

bool Qore::throw_thread_resource_exceptions_to_mark | ( |  | ) |

Immediately runs all thread resource cleanup routines for the current thread for thread resources created since the last call to mark_thread_resources() and throws all associated exceptions.

When exceptions are thrown by this function, thread-local resources are also cleaned up at the same time.

Returns
  True if there are additional thread resource marks to process, False if there are no more

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Example:
  try {
  mark_thread_resources();
  # ... some code or calls that may allocate thread resources
  # calling the following will ensure that any thread-resources allocated since
  # the last call to mark_thread_resources() will be cleaned up and associated
  # exceptions will be thrown
  throw_thread_resource_exceptions_to_mark();
  } catch (hash<<ExceptionInfo> ex) {
  # ... log or handle exceptions
  }

Note
  may not throw an exception even if there are thread resources in place that get cleaned up in case the Qore::Thread::AbstractThreadResource::cleanup() method performs the cleanup but does not throw an exception

See also
  - Thread Resources
  - mark_thread_resources()
  - remove_thread_resource()
  - set_thread_resource()
  - throw_thread_resource_exceptions()
  - AbstractThreadResource

Since
  Qore 0.8.4

## throwThreadResourceExceptions()

nothing Qore::throwThreadResourceExceptions | ( |  | ) |

Immediately runs all thread resource cleanup routines for the current thread and throws all associated exceptions.

Restrictions:
  Qore::PO_NO_THREAD_CONTROL

Code Flags:
  DEPRECATED

This function is particularly useful when used in combination with embedded code in order to catch (and log, for example) thread resource errors (ex: uncommitted transactions, unlocked locks, etc) - this can be used when control returns to the "master" program to ensure that no thread-local resources have been left active.

This function will run all thread resource cleanup routines even if mark_thread_resources() has been called (i.e. it clears all marks as well).

When exceptions are thrown by this function, thread-local resources are also cleaned up at the same time.

See also
  - Thread Resources
  - mark_thread_resources()
  - remove_thread_resource()
  - set_thread_resource()
  - throw_thread_resource_exceptions()
  - throw_thread_resource_exceptions_to_mark()
  - AbstractThreadResource

Deprecated:
  use throw_thread_resource_exceptions(); camel-case function names were deprecated in Qore 0.8.12