Robert Ramey wrote:
I believe I have found the an acceptable resolution to the "registration" cunundrum.
The whole problem was generated by by the fact that type_info is not portable
and in my view never can be and wouldn't help anyway.
Hence a function that did class->unique class identifer cou
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register_cross_program_class_identifier(const char
*id="T"
I believe I have found the an acceptable resolution to the "registration" cunundrum.
The whole problem was generated by by the fact that type_info is not portable
and in my view never can be and wouldn't help anyway.
Hence a function that did class->unique class identifer could not exist.
I real
Robert Ramey wrote:
How's that? I'm I going to use the class from two different problem, I'll use the
same header, and the classes will be in the same namespace.
I'm refering here to a discussion in The C++ Programming Language sections 8.2.5
and section 8.2.8.
It would have helped if you d
Robert Ramey wrote:
Alberto Barbati wrote
BTW, with the current implementation even doing so is completely
useless, as there are lines like this:
os.imbue(std::locale::classic());
that reset the locale of the streams to the "dumb" default. Such lines
are IMO both unnecessary and con
Alberto Barbati wrote
>BTW, with the current implementation even doing so is completely
>useless, as there are lines like this:
os.imbue(std::locale::classic());
>that reset the locale of the streams to the "dumb" default. Such lines
>are IMO both unnecessary and conceptually wrong, and s
>Vladimir Prus wrote:
...snip..
>> Suppose type_info where made portable - For example, suppose that a string
>containing
>> namespace, class name, and base class names were used. At first blush this might
>> seem to work. But the same class is used in another program in another
>> namespace
Robert Ramey wrote:
After much thought on the questions you have raised I have come to
conclude the following:
1) type_info is not portable
2) type_info can never be used as as a universal external type identifier
3) There is no automatic way of providing such a universal type identifier.
Argu
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From: Vladimir Prus [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, November 10, 2002 5:52 AM
To: Boost mailing list; Robert Ramey
Subject:Re: [boost] Serialization Submission version 6
Robert,
> I have just loaded the latest version of the serializat
Robert,
I have just loaded the latest version of the serialization library (serialization6.zip)
to the files section.
changes from previous versions include:
1) A demo addressing the issue of plug-ins and global registration.
I'm somewhat lost. To begin with, demo without a documentation is
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