man...I hate when people point out the obvious when its not even related to the point. The point was to test the new and improved 5.8 threading...which I think was a good idea....besides... 
$max_wait   = $wait1 > $wait2 ? $wait1 : $wait2;

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does not equal 
$max_wait    = $wait1 if $wait1 > $max_wait;

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because $max_wait is an aggregate value and is not in the same scope....you would lose your max value at every iteration....instead... 
$max_wait   = ($wait1 > $wait2) ? ($wait1 > $max_wait) ? $wait1 : $max
+_wait : ($wait2 > $max_wait) ? $wait2 : $max_wait;

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would work....
-insomnia

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Multi-Threaded Elevator Simulator by Anonymous Monk
in thread Multi-Threaded Elevator Simulator by samtregar

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