Monthly Archives: April 2012

Signal System using Delegates

Posted on April 26, 2012 by Allen Chou

I introduced how to build your own C++ delegates in the previous post. Now I’m going to show you the first practical (and probably the most common) usage of delegates: signal/event systems. To clarify the terminology, the mapping between the … Continue reading →

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Easy C++ Delegates

Posted on April 24, 2012 by Allen Chou

As I mentioned in my previous post, I was working on delegates for C++. The first article I read was recommended by one of my programming TAs. The author’s main concern was portability and performance, so he special-cased extensively throughout … Continue reading →

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Function Pointers vs Member Function Pointers

Posted on April 8, 2012 by Allen Chou

My second semester at DigiPen has almost come to an end. For the project of this semester, we are required to write our code in strict C, no fancy C++ stuff like generics and polymorphism. In order to get around … Continue reading →

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