Terminate an async function using TerminateExecution

[Meir Shpilraien]

Hey

I notice that when I terminate an async function using TerminateExecution the promise that was suppose to be resolved/rejected as a result of this async function termination are not resolved nor rejected. To demonstrate, look at the following example:

```js

async function foo(){

    await test();

    throw "foo";

}

```

Calling `foo()` will return a promise that will be rejected after the first await returns because we raise an error. But if I change the code to be the following:

```js

async function foo(){

    await test();

    while (true);

}

```

 and assuming the embedder will terminate the execution on the `while (true)` after some timeout (using TerminateExecution), the promise that was returned by calling `foo()` will never be resolved nor rejected.

Am I getting it right or am I missing something? Assuming I am right, any suggestions how to solve it?

Thanks.

[Ben Noordhuis]

Your analysis sounds about right.

I don't think there's a workaround. Termination tears down everything,
including the handler code for moving a promise to fulfilled or
rejected state. It's like sending a SIGKILL.