Re: Re: new round

Daniel Wallin wrote:

> Well, the scheme for pointer conversion is to map typeinfo's to vertices
> in a cast graph where the edges holds conversion functions. And the
> conversion result (pointer offset) is cached. But this isn't what we are
> discussing, is it?

I'm interested in all ideas and impl details. With a lack of the C++ sources
I can't figure out how it works. You are only the source of information.

> I'm sorry, but I don't understand this. What does this have to do with
> the exception conversion thing?
There is no connection. I was probably sleeping. However, if A in my example
is polymorphic:
A* make_one_thousand_and_one(std::string id);

then typeid(A) and typeid(*make_one_thousand_and_one(id)) may be different.
What is a strategy in this case?

-- 
Alexander Nasonov
Independent Developer and Consultant



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