libc: abort should always call exit not pthread_exit
since pthread_exit just exit the calling thread not the whole process
@@ -63,21 +63,8 @@ void abort(void)
* a conformant version of abort() at this time. This version does not
* signal the calling thread all.
*
- * Note that pthread_exit() is called instead of exit(). That is because
- * we do no know if abort was called from a pthread or a normal thread
- * (we could find out, of course). If abort() is called from a
- * non-pthread, then pthread_exit() should fail and fall back to call
- * exit() anyway.
- *
- * If exit() is called (either below or via pthread_exit()), then exit()
- * will flush and close all open files and terminate the thread. If this
- * function was called from a pthread, then pthread_exit() will complete
- * any joins, but will not flush or close any streams.
+ * exit() will flush and close all open files and terminate the thread.
*/
-#ifdef CONFIG_DISABLE_PTHREAD
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
-#else
- pthread_exit(NULL);
-#endif
}
