Hello,
The private member function I'm binding is being passed into Boost.Signalslibrary, and that is where the function object is being evoked. Perhaps that is the issue? The function bound by Boost.Bind() is being evoked outside of the scope of the owning class. Perhaps Boost.Signals needs to be a friend?
Nope, the error can't be there. I make a strong use of bind on private member functions, together with Boost.Signals or Boost.Function. It works perfectly and is a great way to have a class encapsulate its methods while allowing punctual access for a precise purpose. When I get into work tomorrow I'll give you an exact compiler error message,
if you require it. The compiler error itself wasn't at all helpful, it was simply my assumption that binding a private member function to boost.bindwasn't going to work.
In this case, did you try to make it public and see if the error disappears? In my opinion, it won't. Bruno