RE: [gtkmm] libsigc++



> From: Chris Vine [mailto:chris cvine freeserve co uk] 
> "You don't have to do threading at the C level. You can use a C++ 
> threading library. There are quite a few of them. If you want 
> callbacks, 
> don't use just plain C functions. Get libc++, and you'll have 
> a proper 
> library that deals with callbacks-callback classes, slots and 
> signals, 
> that kind of stuff. It's available. It's conceptually closer to what 
> you're thinking about anyway. And you don't have to mess with error 
> prone details."
> 
> I assume, a slightly offtrack compliment to libsigc++ from Barne 
> Stroustrup - since there is no libc++ (other than the g++ one which 
> doesn't include slots/signals).
> 
> http://www.artima.com/intv/goldilocks.html

Yes, I emailed Bill Venners and it's corrected now, with a link too.

Murray Cumming
www.murrayc.com
murrayc usa net



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