            ("(list (return-x) x)", "(5 5)\n"),
        ])
       .unwrap();
    });
    let second_child = thread::spawn(move || {
        test_input_output_pairs(&[
            ("(defvar y 2)", "2\n"),
            ("(defun return-y () y)", "[function return-y]\n"),
            ("(list (return-y) y)", "(2 2)\n"),
        ])
       .unwrap();
    });
    first_child.join().expect("Thread first_child paniced!");
    second_child.join().expect("Thread second_child paniced!");
}

#[test]
fn many_threads_at_once() {
    use std::thread::{spawn, JoinHandle};
    const NUMBER_OF_THREADS: usize = 32;
    fn thread_inner(sym: usize) {
        test_input_output_pairs(&[
            (
                &format!("(defvar make-a-thread-{0} {0})", sym),
                &format!("{}\n", sym),
            ),
            (
                &format!(
                    "(defun make-a-thread-fn-{0} () \
                     (* make-a-thread-{0} {0}))",
                    sym
                ),
                &format!("[function make-a-thread-fn-{}]\n", sym),
            ),
            (
                &format!("(setf make-a-thread-{0} (make-a-thread-fn-{0}))", sym),
                &format!("{}\n", sym * sym),
            ),
            (
                &format!("make-a-thread-{}", sym),
                &format!("{}\n", sym * sym),
            ),
        ])
       .unwrap();
    }
    fn make_a_thread(sym: usize) -> JoinHandle<()> {
        spawn(move || thread_inner(sym))
    }

    let mut handles = Vec::with_capacity(NUMBER_OF_THREADS);

    for i in 0..NUMBER_OF_THREADS {
        handles.push(make_a_thread(i));
    }

    for handle in handles.drain(..) {
        handle.join().expect("A thread errored");
    }
}
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By Mon Jul 20, 11:23:00 PM:, at
Believe me, no one will vote for Romney. He is disingenuous, a phoney and, if you all remember, touted his "universal Healthcare" plan for the state of Mass. What a complete and utter failure. I am a liberal democrat but I am totally against the government run healthcare that Obama is recommending. I think our healthcare system is horrible but I think this will make it worse. But please, find someone else to vote for. People just don't like him. Rasmussen is a right leaning poll, what do you expect?
By Malishious Intent, at Tue Jul 21, 12:37:00 AM:
I would think that Palin would be the front runner. Yet, who could be stupid enough to vote for Obama a second time? We are not a year into his presidency yet and it seems like two terms.
By JPMcT, at Tue Jul 21, 12:44:00 AM:
At least Romney had an actual job at some point in his life.
He needs to do something about his hair. He reminds me of Max Headroom.
The Mass. Healthcare plan will come back to haunt him...and will cancel out the anger over Obama's assumption of the similar health care "solution".
True...we need a good man. It's a good sign that Romney is running head to head with Obama...probably more of a sign the the Macy's Cosmetic Girl we have for president is running out of perfume samples to spritz around on everybody.
By Anthony (Los Angeles), at Tue Jul 21, 01:15:00 AM:
Note that Governor Palin is only a few points behind without really trying. If she does start actively campaigning in the "lower 48" -whether for her causes, herself, or both- I wouldn't be surprised to see those numbers climb, especially if she's a genuine factor in a Center-Right revival in 2010.
By MainStreet, at Tue Jul 21, 02:54:00 AM:
Right now, it is too early to say who will be in the race. Jim DeMint seems to be warming up in the bullpen as, I believe, are many others. Obama can be beat.
Whoever it is, we should check their birth certificate first.
By Gary Rosen, at Tue Jul 21, 03:09:00 AM:
vicki:
"Rasmussen is a right leaning poll, what do you expect?"
The Astroturfers are out in full force today, calling Rasmussen "right-wing" and "Hannityesque" or some such gibberish. Never the mind the fact that RR called the election right on the money.
Anthony: "Note that Governor Palin is only a few points behind without really trying."
Not to mention a nearly year-long campaign of personal destruction waged against her. Of course she can't be taken seriously now because she quit her job early, unlike President Obama who quit his job early. The biggest difference between them seems to be that she actually accomplished some things in her two years as governor of Alaska.
By Tue Jul 21, 05:37:00 AM:, at
Vicki... your posts make me wonder who has more tin foil wrapped on them, you or Chambers.
Palin and Romney are both head and shoulders over the assclown we have and Biden, who is a huge embarassment and mockery of what passes for a Senate anymore. Romney ran a state and successful business. Palin ran a state and is the everyman, who is also hot, and apparently also likes to screw. Those are all plusses for me. And, she shoots things and eats them. All-American.
We will find the right candidate. If the GOP wises up, they could run a candidate that says (a) "if you want to kill children, go ahead, we'll leave it up to the states", and (b) "if you want to see men in wedding dresses and pink toutous, that's a state's issue also", but (c) we're going low taxes, but where EVERYONE pays something, and (d) strong on defense and national, including border, security, and a right to own guns and shoot scum who theaten us... they'll win big.
With yesterday's affirmation that we're 24T in the hole backing all the failed policies of decades of redistribution, and the financial plans of Obama, which are thin disguises to funnel trillions thru his and his cabinet's cronies, most of us realize we're in dire trouble. This man has self destructed in just months. He's toast, can't speak without a teleprompter, and can't stand tall and speak to Americans because he isn't one. He's a joke. Get past his pretty face and popularity and just read what he's saying. You'll see a different guy.
Lastly, if American Jews get wise, they'll realize what a dangerous guy they've voted for.
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