How do we wait or sleep for a specific amount of time in a thread?
say 527 milliseconds?

we use to have a static sleep on the std.thread didn't we?


Ant

Ant wrote:
> How do we wait or sleep for a specific amount of time in a thread?
> say 527 milliseconds?
> 
> we use to have a static sleep on the std.thread didn't we?
> 
> 
> Ant

Afaics, msleep from std.c.time will do the trick

Ant wrote:
> How do we wait or sleep for a specific amount of time in a thread?
> say 527 milliseconds?
> 
> we use to have a static sleep on the std.thread didn't we?

It's never been there, as far as I know.


Sean

Tom S wrote:
> Ant wrote:
>> How do we wait or sleep for a specific amount of time in a thread?
>> say 527 milliseconds?
>>
>> we use to have a static sleep on the std.thread didn't we?
>>
>>
>> Ant
> 
> Afaics, msleep from std.c.time will do the trick

Thank you that's it.
my system (linux ubuntu 6.10) didn't find msleep but is good for usleep.

Sean, probably I remember sleep from std.c.time and looking for it on thread (should have grep phobos source tree...)


thanks,

Ant