On 11/11/2011 11:00 AM, Tobias M. wrote:
I did not want to use threads for mutile sockets. I wanted to have the main
thread
prompting the user for input with readln() and a new thread listening for
incoming
messages and printing them with writeln(). But ill have to see if that actually
works.
The problem here is not Threads but that whenever i extend a class i can´t
compile
my code. The OOP in D is simpy unneccesary and absolete if i can´t create
subclasses. This has to be fixed.
It is not some kind of extreme showstopper bug that somehow nobody else
noticed, it is some specific issue you have with the toolchain.
Your code
import core.thread;
class Foo : Thread {
}
void main() {
}
Does not compile on my machine, it fails with
Error: constructor A.Foo.this no match for implicit super() call in
constructor
So
1. What version of DMD are you using and on what architecture/OS?
2. What is the actual code that gives a linker error?
3. How do you compile it?
