jp <jp <at> comrad.co.nz> writes:
i dont kno if there is now a boost::fsm. the above messages were in 2002!
You'll find the most recent version of boost::fsm here: http://boost-sandbox.sf.net/fsm.zip I think code and documentation are pretty mature now and the library is already being used in two independent real-world projects. I'll make an announcement in all relevant newsgroups in a few days. If feedback is as I hope I'll ask for a formal review here at boost.
anyway, i have been using an object oriented fsm pattern for years now which uses virtual function dispatching in place of the old function pointer table thingy. i find it very robust & easy to understand. i have made a few preliminary ventures into boosting it into a generic template, and i wonder if theres still any interest in this idea.
Although it's a little late now, I'm certainly interested in how your library works. Do you have a tutorial or some example code demonstrating it's use? Regards, Andreas