Re: threads and kill-buffer

[martin rudalics]

>>  >> ... and what if this buffer was meanwhile revived by another thread?
>>  >
>>  > No other thread can revive that buffer, because the buffer is
>>  > invisible to any buffer but those who have it as current.
>>  >
>>  > The "revived" buffer will be a different buffer, perhaps with the same
>>  > name.
>>
>> How could that work with buffers like *Help* or *Backtrace* which are
>> revived all the time?  Do you want to clone them?
>
> I don't understand the problem that bothers you.  Please elaborate.

Suppose *Backtrace* is current in thread A and gets killed by thread B.
Before making another buffer current for A, a debugger buffer must be
revived for B.  Would that be a different buffer from the *Backtrace*
seen in A?

martin