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I also came to a solution very similar to the sibling comment here. I'd love to see why this doesn't work server-side but does work on my machine. What other te

by all2 4y ago

I also came to a solution very similar to the sibling comment here. I'd love to see why this doesn't work server-side but does work on my machine. What other tests are you running aside from checking each decrement is correct?

bugfix-66 4y ago
Show me your code, that you think is correct, and the server rejects. I'll tell you what's wrong with your code.
- all2 4y ago
  Might I recommend appropriate debugging output? It would save the mystery and back and forth. Not everyone who uses your site has access to you on HN. :) func below(n uint64, to chan uint64) { for ; n >= 0; n-- { var t = n - 1 to <- n } close(to) } I've run this locally with to <- n replaced with a print statement and it works with unsigned integers.
  - Jtsummers 4y ago
    Did you make other changes besides `to <- n` becoming print? Because as it stands, that will still produce an infinite loop.
    - all2 4y ago
      Oh, yes. The for loop init should be "; n > 0; n--"