Dear michi7x7 and Michael,
void kill_me()
{
throw(new AbortException() );
}
According to "Effective C++" by Scott Meyers this should read
throw (AbortException());
because of memory management. And other recourses, if the exception class
were complicated.
void thread_func()
{
signal_kill.connect(sigc::ptr_fun(&kill_me));
doSomethingTricky();
}
What does Michael's doSomethingTricky() have to call so that kill_me()
really gets called when the Dispatcher is triggered? Note that
thread_func() is not in any event loop.
Mark
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