"jinxidoru" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Paul Pluzhnikov wrote: >> >> There is a more fundamental reason why it would not work: >> > Please just stick to the actual question.
Oh, I am terribly sorry. I didn't realize I am not allowed to speak without your permission. > I already have my class > handling signals just fine. I have a workaround for the above issue. In that case, your statement of the problem is a lie: you are not doing this: For those methods, my parent class will declare that method as the signal handler. but instead are doing something else. If you are doing what I think you are, then it is trivial to modify your scheme to call overridden virtual methods without the need to first figure out which methods are overridden. To answer your 'actual question': - there is no portable way to take address of a virtual function, and - even for non-virtual functions, comparing their addresses is non portable: on some platforms (e.g. IA64) 2 function pointers may compare unequal, yet both may point to the same function. ... >> What's so cool about it? Sounds pretty lame to me. >> > Go to *#&@. If you have nothing useful to say, please control yourself > and don't respond at all. It's a lot easier than allowing everyone on > the internet to see how big of a jerk you are. Hmm, I am not sure what provoked your reaction above, but it certainly qualifies *you* as a jerk in my book. I think I'll just ignore you from now on. Good luck. Plonk! -- In order to understand recursion you must first understand recursion. Remove /-nsp/ for email. _______________________________________________ help-gplusplus mailing list help-gplusplus@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gplusplus
