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From: Manuel Jung (gzahl_at_[hidden])
Date: 2007-02-15 15:38:51
Jeffrey Holle wrote:
>> boost::mutex m_Queue;
>>
>> but not with them enabled!
>>
>> Ok after playing a little bit around with them, i can say the following:
>> Enabling just one of these procedures in my real program -> i get the
>> crash. No function, everything fine.
>> Whats going on here??? These are not called in the constructor!? Up to
>> now they are never ever called!
>> (But i need them of course ;-))
>> So whats going on, im frightend..
> Defining a member variable causes either its default constructor or the
> one you choose to call in the initialization clause to be called in your
> class's constructor.
>
> So assume that your problem is in the default constructor of boost::mutex.
Hi,
That cannot be right.
It works with just the definition of the boost::mutex. But i dont works with
some of the procedures. So the boost::mutex is not the problem.
Greetings
Manuel Jung
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