Hi,

> template<>> void sc::asynchronous_state_machine<> YourClassName, YourInitialStateName >::initiate_impl() {}
 
Now I try to define and test some "contents" of my FSM, and for some reason it doesn't work so far...
The 1st problem is that in_state_reaction(s) are not triggered. The machine enters some inner state, then EvMyEvent1 is posted by the machine creator. The in_state_reactions are defined at the outermost level - in MyMachine itself. IIUC, any event that has no reaction in a current state, is forwarded to the outer one, right? So the foolowing definition should be ok:
 
class MyMachine : public sc::asynchronous_state_machine<MyMachine, InitialState>, public SomeOtherBaseClass
{
  void doSomething1(const EvMyEvent1 &ev)
  {
    //implementation
  }
  void doSomething2(const EvMyEvent2 &ev)
  {
    //implementation
  }
public:
  typedef mpl::list
  <
 sc::in_state_reaction<EvMyEvent1, MyMachine, &MyMachine::doSomething1>,
 sc::in_state_reaction<EvMyEvent2, MyMachine, &MyMachine::doSomething2>,
  > reactions;
};

However, doSomething() functions are not called, and I even can't put there breakpoint (dropped out by the linker?). It I define them in cpp, the breakpoints can be set, but the functions are not called anyway...
 
Any idea would be appreciated!
 
Thanks,
 
Igor'.

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