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invincible
hi friends , how can I declare / create function during runtime similiar to
lambda in lisp.
thanks
Mohan
lambda in lisp.
thanks
Mohan
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iceColdFire
::Hi..
Run time function creation is somewhat analogous to generating
interfaces according to access needs or context in which application is
run...
As far as I know , run time function declaration/creation is not
possible...as linker needs to resolves function calls before
execution....
Maybe you can try to use big heaps. One way might be to source copy
your function code into big heap(generated at runtime) and then use
assembly calls to direct IP to your heap address ....
:aacpp
Run time function creation is somewhat analogous to generating
interfaces according to access needs or context in which application is
run...
As far as I know , run time function declaration/creation is not
possible...as linker needs to resolves function calls before
execution....
Maybe you can try to use big heaps. One way might be to source copy
your function code into big heap(generated at runtime) and then use
assembly calls to direct IP to your heap address ....
:aacpp
J
Jerry Coffin
invincible said:
You can't -- but you can create an object that overloads the function
call operator so it's syntactically similar to a function. The boost
lambda library is one possibility along this line.
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invincible
hi how can i get details about boost library......
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Ioannis Vranos
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Ioannis Vranos
invincible said:
BTW, are you the same coder that got frozen in a relatively recent James Bond movie?