How are variables handled in memory?? Running 10 of the same bot at the same time

[vmunich 0]

Hello,

 

I have a bot which has variable #a, #b and #c.

 

I compiled it and ran 10 compiled bots at the same time.

 

I noticed that some bots were overwriting the content of the variable of other bots!!

 

So, do I have to set different variable names for each new compiled bot I run?

 

Please someone answer me.

[UBotDev 276]

I think you should first tell us which version you are using and share the code, since it's hard to help you without that. 

[blumi40 222]

search for Threads in ubot

u dont must have open 10 times the same bot

one with threadingsystem is enougth

[vmunich 0]

Using Ubot Professional 5.0.7.

 

Ok my bot has around 800 lines, this is the problematic part:

http://pastebin.com/Bkqu4hqX

 

5 of this same thread (of course with different variabels) are executed at the same time. Please note this part: {#currentaccount}&n=1

 

Each thread is coded to follow the following pattern:

 

Thread1 = {#currentaccount}&n=1

Thread2 = {#currentaccount}&n=2

Thread3 = {#currentaccount}&n=3

Thread4 = {#currentaccount}&n=4

Thread5 = {#currentaccount}&n=5

 

However, sometimes thread1 posts n=4, sometimes thread2 posts n=1, so one thread overlaps the other. I've tried to make some verification steps to prevent that from happening, as you can see on the code on pastebin, but that still happens, even when I'm running only 1 bot on the same computer.

 

Can someone help?

Edited February 18, 2014 by vmunich

[vmunich 0]

Anyone?

[Pete 121]

Without seeing the your code its hard to say, but i would bet you have no idea how to do multi threading and thats the problem

[blumi40 222]

vmunich

 

your vars  should comes from define function wich returns  the needet values...
also your vars should set in this define with Local Scope

 

for doing that u need a little bit skills

but like zap wrote here  we have to see  the code to show u a solution or idea how to do

[vmunich 0]

I can't post the code publicly

 

i'm looking for someone I could hire to solve my problem. I contacted both BotGuru  and UBotDev.com but both seem to be busy..

 

Is there anyone reliable and professional that I can hire?

 

PS: I Can't PM yet..

Edited February 18, 2014 by vmunich

[Aymen 385]

did you make sure to set the variables scope to local like many suggested ?

if you've done everything correctly , you may want to try my local dictionary plugin!

[UBotDev 276]

I can't post the code publicly

 

i'm looking for someone I could hire to solve my problem. I contacted both BotGuru  and UBotDev.com but both seem to be busy..

 

Is there anyone reliable and professional that I can hire?

 

PS: I Can't PM yet..

Sorry, but we also have other work; I replied 10 minutes after you, but you were gone!

 

You can always feel free and post your code and we can help you when we have time...

[pftg4 102]

Variables are local to a define not a thread

[Bot-Factory 602]

Using Ubot Professional 5.0.7.

 

Ok my bot has around 800 lines, this is the problematic part:

 

http://pastebin.com/Bkqu4hqX

 

5 of this same thread (of course with different variabels) are executed at the same time. Please note this part: {#currentaccount}&n=1

 

Each thread is coded to follow the following pattern:

 

Thread1 = {#currentaccount}&n=1

Thread2 = {#currentaccount}&n=2

Thread3 = {#currentaccount}&n=3

Thread4 = {#currentaccount}&n=4

Thread5 = {#currentaccount}&n=5

 

However, sometimes thread1 posts n=4, sometimes thread2 posts n=1, so one thread overlaps the other. I've tried to make some verification steps to prevent that from happening, as you can see on the code on pastebin, but that still happens, even when I'm running only 1 bot on the same computer.

 

Can someone help?

 

The link is not working. If you want to work with Threads, I highly recommend the Threads Counter plugin.

 

Basically you have one loop from where you start your threads. And a define which contains all the code for a thread.

 

Here's some example code:

 

set(#active threads, $plugin function("Threads Counter.dll", "threads counter", "reset"), "Global")

set list position(%userurl, 0)

loop($list total(%userurl)) {

    loop while($comparison($plugin function("Threads Counter.dll", "threads counter", "read"), ">=", 25)) {

        wait(0.5)

    }

    set(#active threads, $plugin function("Threads Counter.dll", "threads counter", "increment"), "Global")

    filterresults($next list item(%userurl))

}

 

 

define filterresults(#nextitem) {

    thread {

        comment("THREAD COMMANDS HERE")

        set(#active threads, $plugin function("Threads Counter.dll", "threads counter", "decrement"), "Global")

    }

}

 

 

If you have a specific question please PM me. 

If you need someone to do the work and look at your code, I can help with that to.

 

Dan