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A Fiber is composed of both managed (ie object memory) resources and unmanaged
(ie pthread) resources. When a Fiber completes normally, the unmanaged
resources can be reclaimed simply.
When a Fiber that has not completed normally goes out of 'scope' (ie is no
longer reachable from any reachable object), the garbage collector cannot
simply reclaim the managed resources allocated to the Fiber because the Fiber
composes native resources (ie the pthread instance). In this case, the Fiber's
pthread invoke function needs to be forced to exit so that the pthread
instance can be reclaimed.
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