What’s the best way to take a thunk and make it run after the current thread dies?

@notjack I have no idea if this would work, but would (let ([t (current-thread)]) (thread (lambda () (sync t) (thunk)))) do something useful?

I realize I don’t actually know what happens if a thread waits on the thread that spawned it

that should work

hmms. what about if the thread exits abnormally? e.g. an exception or escape continuation jump?

I’ve seen thread-dead-evt in the docs which might help

I think a continuation jump couldn’t change a thread’s liveness, since that would just change the continuation of the current thread

and an unhandled exception would still just kill the thread