Right now, threads are created if something that subclasses Thread is instantiated by the VM; these threads are put in a state called "NEW" and aren't executed.
They are, however part of the thread count, so the VM would not terminate properly (i.e. infinite loop) iff threads are created and never started.
This is low priority because it would require a broken file or some kind of other error in order to reach this state.
Right now, threads are created if something that subclasses Thread is instantiated by the VM; these threads are put in a state called "NEW" and aren't executed.
They are, however part of the thread count, so the VM would not terminate properly (i.e. infinite loop) iff threads are created and never started.
This is low priority because it would require a broken file or some kind of other error in order to reach this state.