Most Windows targets (both MSVC and GNU) deadlock on this test when running in Miri. Only x86_64-pc-windows-gnu target works fine.
I seem to recall that on the failing targets we do not use "native" thread-locals due to some linker issues or so.
But the real question is, why don't the destructors work the way they should?
Most Windows targets (both MSVC and GNU) deadlock on this test when running in Miri. Only x86_64-pc-windows-gnu target works fine.
I seem to recall that on the failing targets we do not use "native" thread-locals due to some linker issues or so.
But the real question is, why don't the destructors work the way they should?