def cleanup(shutdownfn, exitstatus):
# Turn off logging, so that window closing, etc. won't be logged.
mainmenu.OOF.haltLog()
if parallel_enable.enabled():
try:
from ooflib.SWIG.common import mpitools
if mpitools.Rank() == 0:
# tell back-end to start quit process
mainmenu.OOF.LoadData.IPC.Quit()
except ImportError:
pass
# Wait on a subthread for threads to finish, then call shutdownfn
# on the main thread. When called from the GUI callback for the
# Quit command, shutdownfn is common.IO.GUI.shutdown.
subthread.execute_immortal(waitForThreads, (shutdownfn, exitstatus))
def cleanup(shutdownfn, exitstatus):
# Turn off logging, so that window closing, etc. won't be logged.
mainmenu.OOF.haltLog()
if parallel_enable.enabled():
try:
from ooflib.SWIG.common import mpitools
if mpitools.Rank() == 0:
# tell back-end to start quit process
mainmenu.OOF.LoadData.IPC.Quit()
except ImportError:
pass
# Wait on a subthread for threads to finish, then call shutdownfn
# on the main thread. When called from the GUI callback for the
# Quit command, shutdownfn is common.IO.GUI.shutdown.
subthread.execute_immortal(waitForThreads, (shutdownfn, exitstatus))
def start(self):
assert self.eventThread is None
# This thread is shut down when cancel method is called which
# happens when the toolbox is closed or switched to a
# different mode. It's started with execute_immortal instead
# of just execute to avoid a race condition at shutdown time,
# in which the window can be closing at the same time as the
# miniThreadManager is shutting down threads. Threads started
# with execute_immortal aren't shut down by the
# miniThreadManager.
self.eventThread = subthread.execute_immortal(
self.processEvents_subthread)