strange problem with socket.accept()

[Daniel Giddings]

I don't see a flush command in std.stdio but it mentions it extends off 
of std.c.stdio so perhaps try adding:

import std.c.stdio;

...

writef( "Waiting for user..." ); // **
fflush(stdout);
user = server.accept( );

Daniel Giddings wrote:
> Perhaps the output is not being flushed before the socket blocks your 
> thread waiting for a user?
> 
> Charma wrote:
>> hello,
>> I have a very strange problem with the accept function of TpcSocket. I 
>> programmed a mini-server who is waiting for a user and does something 
>> as soon a user has connected(this has no concern) anyway, i got this 
>> part of code:
>>
>> ...
>> scope TcpSocket server = new TcpSocket( );
>> Socket user;
>> server.blocking(true);
>> server.bind( addr );
>> server.listen( 10 );
>>
>> ...
>> 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?
>> thanks