Re: [gnet] Using GNet callbacks with C++

[Aron Rubin <arubin atl lmco com>]

Option 1:
Make member function static. Note it will only be able to access static 
members of the class.

Option 2:
struct SomeClass {
  int member;

  int typical_cplusplus_bloat_member_function() {
    return( member );
  }
}

int some_class_typical_cplusplus_bloat_member_function( SomeClass *sc ) {
  return( sc->typical_cplusplus_bloat_member_function() );
}


Michael Alger wrote:
> Is there any (clean) way of using GNet in a C++ application, where the
> callback functions are wanting to be member functions of a class? I've
> searched around for a C++ wrapper or any mention at all of how to do
> this, but to no avail.
>
> Would I be better off just looking for an alternative library, and if
> so, any recommendations?  I mostly need Linux+Win32 support, and *BSD
> would be a bonus.
>
> TIA,
> Mike.
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