Portable C++ type-safe, thread-safe signal/slot library for ISO C++, Unix/BSD/Linux and Win32. Sigslot allows C++ code to use the signal/slot paradigm made popular by, for example, Qt.

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  • C++ Signal/Slot Library
  • Very good code. Have memory leaks! Many "delete *it;" are commented cause memory leaks in some case. Suggest use sigslot.h in latest webrtc source code.
  • I've finally pushed fixes to the public https://gitorious.org/sigslot You can compile it without pure-iso workaround. Testing and feedback are welcome
  • The other guy is incorrect, it will compile. I compiled it under MS VS2008 by changing one line in sigslot.h. Refer to this post: http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/topic.asp?topic_id=531476&whichpage=1&#3437601
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Operating Systems

BSD, Linux, Windows

Languages

English

Intended Audience

Developers

User Interface

Non-interactive (Daemon)

Programming Language

C++

Registered

2002-03-29