Call _threading_atexits in a reversed order#595
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Call _threading_atexits in a reversed order#595Chang-LeHung wants to merge 2 commits intogaogaotiantian:masterfrom
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It is better to call functions in
_threading_atexitsin the reverse order. Cleanup functions are always "first in, last out". Thethreadingmodule does this too ( in the function_shutdown, which is invoked by CPython internals when exiting).