CreateNewProc bug in SASC ?

[Georg]

Permit() is not needed at the end of a subprocess. In fact, it's often useful to avoid the parent being allowed to run before the subprocess has terminated.

If you are lucky enough not to be screwed by the process cleanup routines if the they do something which calls Wait() and breaks Forbid() state.

[Georg]

Piru wrote:

Screwed how? The execution is inside the OS now, and will not return to the seglist, so the seglist can disappear as soon as the final 'rts' has executed.

Ah, yes, you're right. I used to know this things. Will do a self diagnosis and increase my lameness level.