multinode.py all nodes connect to one link

[zlgunn]

All nodes, when spawned, are connected to the same link, which seems to be chosen at random, though all links appear to spawn correctly.

[n0]:[<l18>]
[n1]:[<l18>]
[n2]:[<l18>]
[n3]:[<l18>]
[n4]:[<l18>]
[n5]:[<l18>]
[n6]:[<l18>]
[n7]:[<l18>]
[n8]:[<l18>]
[n9]:[<l18>]
[n10]:[<l18>]
[n11]:[<l18>]
[n12]:[<l18>]
[n13]:[<l18>]
[n14]:[<l18>]
[n15]:[<l18>]
[n16]:[<l18>]
[n17]:[<l18>]
[n18]:[<l18>]
[n19]:[<l18>]
[n20]:[<l18>]
[n21]:[<l18>]
[n22]:[<l18>]
[n23]:[<l18>]
[n24]:[<l18>]
[n25]:[<l18>]
Type a nodename or linkname to send messages.
        e.g. [$]:n35
             [n35]<en1> ∂5:hi
        or
             [$]:l5
             <l5>(3) [n1,n4,n3]:whats up
    WARNING: ROUTING IS NOT IMPLEMENTED RIGHT NOW, EVERY NODE IS CONNECTED TO EVERY LINK (THIS IS A BUG)
[$]:

[sergkondr]

In Node.py:

class Node(threading.Thread, MeshProtocol):
    interfaces = []
    keep_listening = True
    mac_addr = "de:ad:be:ef:de:ad"
    ip_addr = "eeee:::::::1"
    own_addr = "fasdfsdafsa"

    def __init__(self, network_links=None, name=None):
        self.interfaces = []
        self.keep_listening = True
        self.mac_addr = "de:ad:be:ef:de:ad"
        self.ip_addr = "eeee:::::::1"
        self.own_addr = "fasdfsdafsa"

[pirate]

Fixed. They key part was that self.interfaces = [] has to happen after threading.Thread.__init__(), otherwise all the nodes would share one interface list.