strange problem with socket.accept()

[Paul Findlay]

> while(!killServer)
> {
> writef( "Waiting for user..." ); // **
> user = server.accept( );
> writef("[OK]")
> ...
> }

> Now my problem is that the line marked with ** is only displayed when a
> user connects... which is very strange... i can't figure out the problem,
> since i tell him to FIRST write that line and THEN wait for a user...
> Any ideas?
Output buffering? Since server.accept() blocks you have to wait for the user
to connect until writef next called, whereupon the buffered output may be
flushed?

Maybe try something like the following instead

import std.c.stdio;

// ...
while(/*...*/)
{
    writef( "Waiting for user..." );
    fflush(stdout); // or flushall();
    // ...
}

Yes, I am just guessing. Perhaps best to ask in digitalmars.D.learn

 - Paul