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@krichprollsch krichprollsch requested a review from karlseguin April 9, 2025 07:44
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@@ -284,21 +288,36 @@ pub const SingleThreaded = struct {
self.io.cancel_one(*ContextCancel, ctx, cancelCallback, completion, comp_cancel);
}

// cancelAll will cancel all future events.
// The loop will not be usable anymore after cancelAll.
// It is used only during the deinit.
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If it's only used during deinit, inline it in deinit?

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Good point, by inlining I realized resetEvents is even useless 🤦

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Now I'm wondering if we should call resetJS and resetZig before the deinit wait.
I think so b/c if the caller didn't we could be blocked by a callback re-creating a setTimeout for example.

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You mean before the while (self.eventsNb(.js) > 0 or self.eventsNb(.zig) > 0) { in deinit?

I think this would also have solved the WPT crash. The Issue with the WPT crash was that wait/run wasn't called on an error (my fix was to add an errdefer js_env.wait()).

It isn't just about blocking forever, in the cast of WPT, the issue was that the callbacks are being executed in deinit after the env was cleared up.

// without `reset`, this will execute any pending callbacks, which references the destroyed env
defer loop.deinit()

// invalidates callbacks in the loop
defer js_env.deinit()

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so yes, I think that's a good idea :)

@karlseguin karlseguin merged commit 40c0c7d into main Apr 9, 2025
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@karlseguin karlseguin deleted the loop-comment branch April 9, 2025 08:11
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