From: matz@... (Yukihiro Matsumoto)
Date: 2002-03-04T21:55:06+09:00
Subject: Re: UNIX domain sockets madness

Hi,

In message "Re: UNIX domain sockets madness"
    on 02/03/04, Matthew Bloch <mattbee@soup-kitchen.net> writes:

|And of course what happens to 'client' after we exit the begin / end block 
|?  It's not there, of course, because I should've declared it as local 
|*outside* of the block.  I guess my question now is why didn't I see an 
|exception thrown for trying to access a duff reference?

Threads, by default swallow exceptions on their termination.  
Try -d with the interpreter when you debug thread program.

							matz.