[ECOS] Per Thread Destructors Question

[Jeffrey R. Szczepanski]

I am writing an application that dynamically creates threads. After
consulting the documentation, it is not clear if per thread destructors
[created via cyg_thread_add_destructor()] can be used to do a
cyg_thread_delete() on one's own exited thread and follow that up with a
free() of the thread stack, etc?

In other words, does the destructor run in the context of the thread itself
or as part of kernel after the thread itself has exited - such that all
thread context can be free'd.

If this procedure is not legal what is the recommended way to allow all such
resources to be reclaimed on thread exit.

Thanks in advance!
Jeff

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