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Suppose you run the following script CGT_FLAGS=backend=native python examples/demo_mnist.py
and then hit control-C during execution. Chances are, you'll see something like the following ^CException KeyboardInterrupt in 'cycgt._pyfunc_byval' ignored ^C[1] 7414 segmentation fault CGT_FLAGS=backend=native python demo_mnist.py
Some of the operations are still only implemented in python. Sometimes KeyBoardInterrupts will get caught by python and then ignored by cython, causing undesirable/unpredictable behavior.
At the very least, we should abort() from cython. Better yet, we'd set some error flag, which would get caught by the C++ interpreter to stop execution, and then finally we'd raise a Python exception.
Anyway, @hojonathanho has a fix implemented that involves introducing some python exception machinery into execution.{cpp/h}. We agree that including this stuff is a bit undesirable, so we're holding off on merging for now. But I'll leave this issue as a placeholder, in case we decide to deal with it later.
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Moving this over from the bitbucket tracker...
Anyway, @hojonathanho has a fix implemented that involves introducing some python exception machinery into execution.{cpp/h}. We agree that including this stuff is a bit undesirable, so we're holding off on merging for now. But I'll leave this issue as a placeholder, in case we decide to deal with it later.
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