template<class watcher>
class callback
{
- struct object { };
+ struct klass; // it is vital that this is never defined
- void *obj;
- void (object::*meth)(watcher &, int);
-
- /* a proxy is a kind of recipe on how to call a specific class method */
- struct proxy_base {
- virtual void call (void *obj, void (object::*meth)(watcher &, int), watcher &w, int) const = 0;
- };
- template<class O1, class O2>
- struct proxy : proxy_base {
- virtual void call (void *obj, void (object::*meth)(watcher &, int), watcher &w, int e) const
- {
- ((reinterpret_cast<O1 *>(obj)) ->* (reinterpret_cast<void (O2::*)(watcher &, int)>(meth)))
- (w, e);
- }
- };
-
- proxy_base *prxy;
+ klass *o;
+ void (klass::*m)(watcher &, int);
public:
template<class O1, class O2>
explicit callback (O1 *object, void (O2::*method)(watcher &, int))
{
- static proxy<O1,O2> p;
- obj = reinterpret_cast<void *>(object);
- meth = reinterpret_cast<void (object::*)(watcher &, int)>(method);
- prxy = &p;
+ o = reinterpret_cast<klass *>(object);
+ m = reinterpret_cast<void (klass::*)(watcher &, int)>(method);
}
- void call (watcher *w, int e) const
+ // this works because a standards-compliant C++ compiler
+ // basically can't help it: it doesn't have the knowledge
+ // required to miscompile (klass is not defined anywhere
+ // and nothing is known about the constructor arguments) :)
+ void call (watcher *w, int revents)
{
- return prxy->call (obj, meth, *w, e);
+ (o->*m) (*w, revents);
}
};