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Apr 6, 2000, 3:11pm

You have to do it from within a thread if you want your program to
continue responding, and now it seems whatever changes you made to it have
caused it not to be Thread-Safe anymore . . . Can you put it back the old
way, Roland?!?!?

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Andon M. Coleman

Senior Programmer,
R&D

Nothing, Inc.
http://www.nothing-inc.com/

Apr 7, 2000, 2:11am

I'm not sure what threads have to do with it, but I'm having the same result
with the world list now, with build 16 SDK, as before. I start to receive
world info events but after 20 or 30 worlds it stops with a garbage string.
But as I said, it did the same thing with the old SDK.

-Magine

[View Quote] > You have to do it from within a thread if you want your program to
> continue responding, and now it seems whatever changes you made to it have
> caused it not to be Thread-Safe anymore . . . Can you put it back the old
> way, Roland?!?!?
>
> --
> Best Regards,
> Andon M. Coleman
>
> Senior Programmer,
> R&D
>
> Nothing, Inc.
> http://www.nothing-inc.com/

Apr 7, 2000, 7:25pm

I had that problem too, then I put the whole thing into a Thread, and it
worked! I was then able to store all of the stuff in a Linked List without
data corruption . . . Now that the World List is no longer Thread-Safe, it
should probably just be removed from the SDK, since it won't work correctly.

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Best Regards,
Andon M. Coleman

Senior Programmer,
R&D

Nothing, Inc.
http://www.nothing-inc.com/


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