Re: [Boost-users] [function] Boost.Function won't compile under Borland DevStudio 2006

2010/4/13 Fábio 'Petrucio' Stange :

But it otherwise works and runs just fine. Based on the error you posted in your first post, that is perfectly valid code, not sure what could be upsetting it, and not sure how it could be fixed without slowing down the code (which would be fine if you do not mind that),

I don't mind that.

but there might still be further issues, especially if this compiler has issues with something as simple as boost::function. I do not see how this could easily be worked around, that compiler is unsupported by just about everything in existence due to how non-compliant it has always been (it even makes VC6 look intelligent by comparison), but perhaps just a plain function pointer would work fine if you do not need the enhanced capabilities of boost::function?

Yes, I've been using function pointers for awhile, but boost::function does give me some extra leeway in defining callback functions inside classes which I very much would like to use. If a function requires a void(*callback)() function pointer, is there any other way I can pass it a function declared void FooBar::Callback() {} without this function being a static member? That's what I was trying to get boost::bind and boost::function to do. Thanks, Petrucio