On Wednesday, June 23rd, 2021 at 3:53 PM, Andreas Volz <li...@brachttal.net> wrote: > Am 23.06.21 um 18:02 schrieb Cedric Bail: > > On Tuesday, June 22nd, 2021 at 11:36 PM, Andreas Volz li...@brachttal.net > > wrote: > > > Hello together, > >
> > > after some waiting time I would like to ask here if some other user > > > could at least verify the same crash with C++ API that I described here: > > > > > https://phab.enlightenment.org/T8943 > > > > > If I'm not strongly misusing the API than it's a very basic error. Just > > > loading an Edje file into a Layout. > > > > I vaguely remember discussion about this issue. I don't think we actually > > support function pointer in auto generated code, except for eo callback > > mechanism, due to some memory lifecycle uncertainty. And it kind of match > > what your bug report says. > > > > > Would be good to know someone else does see the same. > > > Do you know a workaround to come around this? Maybe use another C++ > > > compatible API / mix with C API to continue work on my application? > > > regards > > > > I remember that the workaround would be to switch to use the C API instead > > of the C++ one as I think we do have a smart pointer trick that allow you > > to directly use the C pointer and C function from the C++ object. > > To make it explicit as question. You suggest to not use the C++ API at > all in my application or just not for this use case? Not use the C++ API that does take a function as a parameter except for efl_event. > Is it a good idea to mix usage of C and C++ API as long as it's not > fully stable and then adapt later to full C++ usage? Do you know an > example how to access the C API object? The C++ API is header only, directly use the C API under it and the this pointer of a C++ object is actually the Eo* resulting in no overhead and no ABI in using the C++ binding. It does also means you can safely go from C to C++ and back. When I played with it last time you could just pass a C++ Eo object to a C function and the cast would be done magically. If it isn't done magically anymore, I think there is a _eo_ref() on the C++ object to get the Eo* pointer. Cedric
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