#8 Compliation under linux or G++ Solved!

[iandbige]

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(G++) GNU PEOPLE
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SEE THE PATCHES SECTION!
Attached to one of the messages there
is a ANSI compliant version. That compiles
without errors.
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[iandbige]

[iandbige]

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thanks to Jan Ciger at VRLab

See attached file: sigslot.h
This version compiles OK on g++ (GCC) 3.4.2 20041017 Fedora
Core 3 Linux

[Wayne Prasek]

Works perfect. Thanks!

[Glenn]

Although this code compiles, I believe there is a bug.

For all the _connectionN() (for N=0...8) the default constructor is written as follows. This does not make sense and I have a feeling it's never flagged by the compiler because the default constructor is never used (and hence never instantiated). These classes don't even have members called pobject or pmemfun.

Before (what I believe is incorrect)

_connectionN()
{
this->pobject = NULL;
this->pmemfun = NULL;
}

I believe it should be (this makes much more sense):

_connectionN()
{
m_pobject = NULL;
m_pmemfun = NULL;
}

which more succinctly can be expressed as :

_connectionN() : m_pobject(NULL), m_pmemfun(NULL) {}