tests: kernel/msgq_api: add k_thread_join after k_thread_abort #83834
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On SMP systems, threads going through k_thread_abort() may still be running while the test moves on to the next one. This creates some interferences and may result in the next test failing. So add k_thread_join() after k_thread_abort() to make sure those threads have stopped before moving on. Signed-off-by: Daniel Leung <[email protected]>
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On SMP systems, threads going through k_thread_abort() may still be running while the test moves on to the next one. This creates some interferences and may result in the next test failing. So add k_thread_join() after k_thread_abort() to make sure those threads have stopped before moving on.