ParameteredObject.h File Reference

Declaration of the base class ParameteredObject. More...

#include <set>
#include "ParameterFile.h"
#include "Parameter.h"
#include "Slots.h"
#include "DllEx.h"

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Classes
class	ParameteredObject
	Base class for serializable objects. More...
class	TemplatedParameteredObject< T >
	Base class for templated classes derived from ParameteredObject. More...

Macros
#define	_addConstructor(x)
	register some constructor More...
#define	_addFunction(x)
	register member function More...
#define	PARAMETEREDOBJECT_AVOID_REEXECUTION   sout << "(WW) using deprecated AVOID_REEXECUTION macro" << std::endl;
	deprecated macro

Variables
charon_DEPRECATED typedef ParameteredObject::template_type	template_type
	for transition to ParameteredObject::template_type

Detailed Description

Author

Daniel Kondermann

Jens-Malte Gottfried

Stephan Meister

Cornelius Ratsch

Original file written by Daniel Kondermann, modified by Jens-Malte Gottfried and Stephan Meister.

In most cases, you do not want do include this file directly, use ParameteredObject.hxx instead.

Date

11.12.2008

Changes:

• added documentation
• renamed private members (left protected unchaged to maintain interface)
• split up into precompilable cpp part and header
• modified parametered object interface

Definition in file ParameteredObject.h.

Macro Definition Documentation

#define _addConstructor

(

x

)

Value:

if (!this && new x) {\
            throw 42;\
        }

use this hack, if you have multiple templated constructors and want them to be compiled (and exported) into the (dynamic) library.

Example: _addConstructor( myObject(par1,par2,par3) );

Warning

at least on gcc, there are multiple kinds of constructors, i.e. some base constructor that is used on derived classes and some full constructor that is used to create instances. This hack will only produce the full constructor, not the base one.

Definition at line 262 of file ParameteredObject.h.

#define _addFunction

(

x

)

Value:

if (!this && &x) {\
            throw 42;\
        }

This hack is useful to get some member functions compiled (and exported into) the (dynamic) library. No code is executed, because this-pointer is always non-zero, but the compiler is forced to compile the given (templated) function and export the symbol.

Example: _addFunction(someFunction);

Parameters

x	function to export

Definition at line 244 of file ParameteredObject.h.