Python threading.TIMEOUT_MAX Examples

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Example #1
Source File: s3.py    From aws-elastic-beanstalk-cli with Apache License 2.0 7 votes vote down vote up 
def _wait_for_threads(jobs):
    alive = True
    while alive:
        alive = False
        for j in jobs:
            # We want to wait forever for the thread to finish.
            # j.join() however is a blocking call. We need to pass in a
            # time to j.join() so it is non blocking. This way a user can use
            # CTRL+C to terminate the command. 2**31 is the largest number we
            # can pass into j.join()
            if sys.version_info > (3, 0):
                timeout = threading.TIMEOUT_MAX
                j.join(timeout)
                if j.is_alive():
                    alive = True
            else:
                timeout = 2**16
                j.join(timeout)
                if j.isAlive():
                    alive = True
Example #2
Source File: s3.py    From deepWordBug with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
def _wait_for_threads(jobs):
    alive = True
    while alive:
        alive = False
        for j in jobs:
            # We want to wait forever for the thread to finish.
            # j.join() however is a blocking call. We need to pass in a
            # time to j.join() so it is non blocking. This way a user can use
            # CTRL+C to terminate the command. 2**31 is the largest number we
            # can pass into j.join()
            if sys.version_info > (3, 0):
                timeout = threading.TIMEOUT_MAX
                j.join(timeout)
                if j.is_alive():
                    alive = True
            else:
                timeout = 2**16
                j.join(timeout)
                if j.isAlive():
                    alive = True
Example #3
Source File: imaplib2.py    From imapfw with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
def get_response(self, exc_fmt=None):
        self.callback = None
        if __debug__: self.parent._log(3, '%s:%s.ready.wait' % (self.name, self.tag))
        self.ready.wait(threading.TIMEOUT_MAX)

        if self.aborted is not None:
            typ, val = self.aborted
            if exc_fmt is None:
                exc_fmt = '%s - %%s' % typ
            raise typ(exc_fmt % str(val))

        return self.response
Example #4
Source File: test_executor.py    From openhtf with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
def wait(self):
    """Waits until death."""
    # Must use a timeout here in case this is called from the main thread.
    # Otherwise, the SIGINT abort logic in test_descriptor will not get called.
    timeout = 31557600  # Seconds in a year.
    if sys.version_info >= (3, 2):
      # TIMEOUT_MAX can be too large and cause overflows on 32-bit OSes, so take
      # whichever timeout is shorter.
      timeout = min(threading.TIMEOUT_MAX, timeout)
    self.join(timeout)