Do i have to do a stop() function myself?
Ok i did a stop() function and i called when my class is not
needed any more. But guess what: It doesnt stops the thread. My
head is starts to blow up.
class ReplicatorServer: Replicator {
public:
this() {
Thread thread=new Thread(&threadFunc);
running=true;
thread.start();
}
void stop() {
running=false;
writeln("STOPPED");
}
private:
bool running=false;
int someVariable=1;
void threadFunc() {
while(running) {
someVariable++;
//Thread.yield();
}
}
}
Is threre something i dont understand with the concept here??
Becouse when i call Thread.yield() (in the threadFunc) repeatly,
the class exists as normal.
Is running a thread local variable (their address is the same..)
