Hello Haroon, On Nov 30, 2006, at 12:37 AM, Haroon Khan wrote:
Jaakko, Thanks for your reply, I tried some of your suggestions and they are still giving me compile errors. Here is some code that Ive been playing with. This was compiled in VC8.
struct some_functor { private: int x_; public: template<typename SOMETYPE> some_functor& template_foo(SOMETYPE x){ std::cout<<boost::format("Calling %x.%s(%d)\n") % this % __FUNCTION__%x; return *this; } };
void test16 { PRINT_FUNCTION_NAME; using namespace boost::lambda; int a[] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8}; std::vector<int> v(a, a+sizeof(a)/sizeof(int));
(bind(&(some_functor::template_foo<int>), some_functor(), _1))(boost::cref(1))
The arguments given to bind at the time of call to bind (e.g. some_functor) are stored as const copies. Thus some_functor will be const, and when the functor is called, you are trying to call a non-const member with a const object. Here's one way to fix it: some_functor s; (bind(&some_functor::template_foo<int>, boost::ref(s), _1))(boost::cref(1)); Cheers, Jaakko