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Thu, 2010-04-29 11:03 — Billy McCafferty (not verified)

Threading with do_work() within pImpl?

This is a very good, concise tutorial...thank you for posting. Although I don't have problems getting threading to work, I'm trying to encapsulate the do_work() method within a pImpl idiom child class. I can't for the life of me get the boost::bind to successfully combine when I try to perform the bind to do_work() residing within a pImpl class. If you have a moment, and the interest, I would be very interested in seeing this same example, but with the implementation definitions found within a pImpl class. Thank you very much!

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