From the boost guidelines: "File and directory names must contain only *lowercase* ASCII letters , numbers, underscores, and a period. Leading character must be alphabetic. Maximum length 31. Only a single period is permitted. These requirements ensure file and directory names are relatively portable."
Hello, I tried EventHandler library and I found a couple of errors. At beginning of sample/main.cpp there is #include "..\event_handler.hpp" #include "test_class.hpp" but it should be #include <boost/EventHandler.hpp> #include "TestClass.hpp" supposing you compile the example with g++ main.cpp -I path-to-event-handler thus you should rename your header. I think you should put your class in boost namespace. In the documentation the title is wrong and in the example the constructor of lonely_class is private (thus you couldn't instantiate it in main) I haven't ever use .Net framework but in general signals/slots and events could live together: indeed, even in Qt there are both. After a short reading, it seems to me that your library performs synchronous function calls: shouldn't events be asynchronous?? Best regards, Manuel Fiorelli