I am using boost::thread for starting a member function of an object in a seperate thread.</br>
This works for an example like this:</br></br>

<i>ProcessData *data = new ProcessData();</br>
ProcessManager *pm = new ProcessManager(); </br>
boost::thread t1(&ProcessManager::start, boost::ref(pm), data);</br></i></br>

Unfortunately I am not using the ProcessManager directly but a Controller which uses a self implemented callback functionality. It looks like this:</br></br>

<i>typedef Callback1<ProcessData*> startProcessingEvent;</br>
startProcessingEvent::Signal onStartProcessing;</i></br></br>

The ProcessManager is binded to this event and I could call the method like</br></br>

<i>myController->onStartProcessing(data);</i></br></br>

so in the end the ProcessManager->start is called through the Controller.</br>
If I know want to run the same thing in a separate thread I <b>cannot </b>just do this:</br></br>

<i>boost::thread t1(&Controller::onStartProcessing, boost::ref(myController), data);</i></br></br>

because boost does not understand the whole callback thing.</br>
Does anyone has an idea how to solve the problem?</br></br>

Thanks


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