Either interrupt or set the interrupt_deferred flag, so the thread can handle the request later in the future. Otherwise we are left with a thread that has an AbortRequested set on its state that it is never processed and future abort requests are ignored due to the presence of this flag.
if (mono_get_eh_callbacks ()->mono_install_handler_block_guard (mono_thread_info_get_suspend_state (info)))
return MonoResumeThread;
- /*
- The target thread is running at least one protected block, which must not be interrupted, so we give up.
- The protected block code will give them a chance when appropriate.
- */
- if (mono_thread_get_abort_prot_block_count (thread) > 0)
- return MonoResumeThread;
-
/*someone is already interrupting it*/
if (!mono_thread_set_interruption_requested (thread))
return MonoResumeThread;