On Saturday, 30 January 2016 at 05:57:20 UTC, asdf wrote:
No I've fixed it now
All I was asking for anyway was a little bit of help as to how
threads work, which "variables declared "static" or at global
scope in D are actually thread-local by default" definitely
satisfies. I wasn't really asking for someone to read through
and debug my entire program
Thanks
It's rarely necessary to provide the entire *original* program.
But, you're a lot more likely to get real help if you include a
simple program that demonstrates the problem (a "reduced test
case"), which other people can try out.
As an example of why this is important, consider that the true
source of your problem cannot actually be found in the code you
posted above, at all. I guessed what it was, based on your
follow-up post - but that's all I was doing: *guessing*. It could
have turned out to be something else entirely - maybe even a bug
in the compiler or the standard library. (These are still rather
common with D, unfortunately.)
I think you'll also find, in general, that producing a good,
simple test case is a very effective technique for debugging your
own code - even before you ask others for help.
