Under Visual Studio C++ 2013 the example works fine after adding a
reference in function signature:
boost::function
On 17/06/2016 09:39, Jason Mancini wrote:
So this snippet comes from a sizable code base. Took a long time to pinpoint then distill the issue down to the 6-line example! Pretty sure that std::bind / std::function don't support this usage, or at least it didn't work when I tried for a few minutes. Boost flavor seems a bit more featured.
Yeah, boost::bind supports quite a few late-binding operators, which are handy to improve code brevity but can be a bit confusing to read. If you're using a C++11 compiler then it's probably better to use lambdas for these cases now.
The actual offender is the bigger change in bind/bind.hpp from 1.59 to
1.60 (not the trivial changes in args or placeholder). I can see they added significant std::forward / rvalue support. If I set BOOST_NO_CXX11_RVALUE_REFERENCES then also it continues to work. I suspect we've hit a corner case issue with forward / rvalue and boost::function / boost::shared_ptr.
Most likely, somewhere along the way it's moving the pointer and then returning the original instead of the new one.
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