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manpreet
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3 years ago
Im writing Python extension module with threads and hookers. I need to throw exception from one of my threads to main Python thread. For this Im using
int PyThreadState_SetAsyncExc(unsigned long id, PyObject *exc). In the documentation sayd:Nothing easier. But when I call
PyThreadState_SetAsyncExcwithException(actuallyPyExc_Exception) instance asexc, I getI can read:), so I tried put not a class instance (as stated in docs, I believe), but class object directly as
excand it worsk. But, as a result, I cannot pass arguments to it.This code causes system error in main thread:
This code causes expected
Exceptionin main thread:Full error text, IDLE shows:
So, I expected
PyThreadState_SetAsyncExcsupports exception instance-objects, but it looks like it supports only class/type-objects. Am I correct? Or maybe I do it wrong?