321fd80219
Add a loop {} construct for infinite loops, and use it in test
cases. See #1906 for details.
40 lines
816 B
Rust
40 lines
816 B
Rust
// xfail-test
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// -*- rust -*-
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use std;
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import comm;
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import task;
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fn f(c: comm::_chan<int>) {
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type t = {_0: int, _1: int, _2: int};
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// Allocate a box.
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let x: @t = @{_0: 1, _1: 2, _2: 3};
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// Signal parent that we've allocated a box.
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comm::send(c, 1);
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loop {
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// spin waiting for the parent to kill us.
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#debug("child waiting to die...");
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// while waiting to die, the messages we are
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// sending to the channel are never received
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// by the parent, therefore this test cases drops
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// messages on the floor
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comm::send(c, 1);
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}
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}
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fn main() {
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let p = comm::mk_port();
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task::_spawn(bind f(p.mk_chan()));
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let i: int;
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// synchronize on event from child.
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i = p.recv();
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#debug("parent exiting, killing child");
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}
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