• Bauss (18/18) Oct 23 2013 Working on a 2nd simple webserver in D. However I am facing a
• Meta (3/21) Oct 23 2013 Possibly try marking Connections as shared. I can't compile your
• Bauss (2/29) Oct 23 2013 Thanks. It worked! :)
• Meta (4/5) Oct 23 2013 Connections is in thread local storage by default. If you want it

"Bauss" <streetzproductionz hotmail.com> writes:

Working on a 2nd simple webserver in D. However I am facing a 
problem with some threading. I want the receiving of connections 
to happen in a 2nd thread, but after adding the connections to 
the collection it seems like the receive thread never loops 
through them, as if no connections were ever added. However I 
have checked and it is added.

The thread for receiving is also working as I have checked if 
code outside of the foreach loop works and it does, so it's 
probably a problem with the collection.

This makes me assume it's a concurrency issue and I'm not sure 
how to fix it.

I'm using an associative array for the connections. Class[int] is 
the format I'm using.

You can view my code here:

If anyone knows the solution to this, it would be appreciated. I 
can't seem to figure it out.

Code:
http://pastebin.com/A61NPWUq

"Meta" <jared771 gmail.com> writes:

On Wednesday, 23 October 2013 at 11:51:35 UTC, Bauss wrote:
 Working on a 2nd simple webserver in D. However I am facing a 
 problem with some threading. I want the receiving of 
 connections to happen in a 2nd thread, but after adding the 
 connections to the collection it seems like the receive thread 
 never loops through them, as if no connections were ever added. 
 However I have checked and it is added.

 The thread for receiving is also working as I have checked if 
 code outside of the foreach loop works and it does, so it's 
 probably a problem with the collection.

 This makes me assume it's a concurrency issue and I'm not sure 
 how to fix it.

 I'm using an associative array for the connections. Class[int] 
 is the format I'm using.

 You can view my code here:

 If anyone knows the solution to this, it would be appreciated. 
 I can't seem to figure it out.

 Code:
 http://pastebin.com/A61NPWUq

Possibly try marking Connections as shared. I can't compile your 
example because it's missing import statements.

"Bauss" <streetzproductionz hotmail.com> writes:

On Wednesday, 23 October 2013 at 12:20:32 UTC, Meta wrote:
 On Wednesday, 23 October 2013 at 11:51:35 UTC, Bauss wrote:
 Working on a 2nd simple webserver in D. However I am facing a 
 problem with some threading. I want the receiving of 
 connections to happen in a 2nd thread, but after adding the 
 connections to the collection it seems like the receive thread 
 never loops through them, as if no connections were ever 
 added. However I have checked and it is added.

 The thread for receiving is also working as I have checked if 
 code outside of the foreach loop works and it does, so it's 
 probably a problem with the collection.

 This makes me assume it's a concurrency issue and I'm not sure 
 how to fix it.

 I'm using an associative array for the connections. Class[int] 
 is the format I'm using.

 You can view my code here:

 If anyone knows the solution to this, it would be appreciated. 
 I can't seem to figure it out.

 Code:
 http://pastebin.com/A61NPWUq

 Possibly try marking Connections as shared. I can't compile 
 your example because it's missing import statements.


Thanks. It worked! :)

"Meta" <jared771 gmail.com> writes:

On Wednesday, 23 October 2013 at 12:41:58 UTC, Bauss wrote:
 Thanks. It worked! :)

Connections is in thread local storage by default. If you want it 
to be global across threads, you have to mark it shared or 
__gshared.