On Thu, Dec 09, 2010 at 02:58:55PM +0530, Praveen Baratam
<[email protected]> wrote:
> There are very examples related to C++ binding.
[few?]
> I am wondering how to instantiate a loop in C++ and how to pass that loop to
Juse use the documented API, C++ didn't remove functions and pointers from
the language :)
instantiate:
struct ev_loop *loop = ev_loop (0);
you pass that loop ro the ev::io constructor by using one of the documented
ways to do that:
constructor: ev_io my_io (loop);
using set: my_io.set (loop);
Passing tp to the constructor is preferable, as otherwise you will have a
temporary binding to the default loop.
You can also use the rest of the documented API in C++, the watcher
classes are just added sugar, they are not required to use libev.
As for the undocumented loop classes, these are undocumented for a reason
(they have never been finished, or even tested). You are invited to use
them if you wish, but if it breaks, it's yours to keep :)
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