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My application starts multiple long-running functions/methods on their own threads. When one of these threads encounters an error, my program crashes (as expected). My question, though, is do all the threads spawned by the application stop executing? or do they hang around somewhere? If so, do I need to write another application to monitor them so I can kill them?
Thank you!
When a process finishes all threads contained in that process are terminated. A thread cannot exist outside of a process. Application crash = process termination.