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Problem compiling CAutoRef_AC from ACS classes
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Problem compiling CAutoRef_AC from ACS classes


  • Subject: Problem compiling CAutoRef_AC from ACS classes
  • From: Matt Gough <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 12 May 2006 11:19:22 +0100

I am only one compiler error away from converting my CodeWarrior project to XCode, but am a bit stumped.

I am unable to compile CMPThread_AC from the old ACS classes as it gives errors against CAutoRef_AC. A cut down version of the necessary stuff is below.

It gives an error against any usage of fPointee in CAutoRef_AC saying 'fPointee' was not declared in scope.

Unfortunatley, my knowledge of templates has not been updated in the last few years so I don't know if the code is no longer valid or if it is a compiler bug. I tried the obvious thing of making fPointee public but it made no difference.

Any help would be much appreciated

Matt Gough


template <class REF> class CSimpleRef_AC { public: CSimpleRef_AC(REF ptr = NULL) : fPointee(ptr) { } REF get() const { return fPointee; } operator REF () const { return fPointee; }

protected:
	REF fPointee;
};

// ======================================================================== ================
// class CAutoRef_AC
// ======================================================================== ================


template <class REF, class DELETER>
class CAutoRef_AC : public CSimpleRef_AC<REF>
// this class owns the object pointed by fPointee
{
public:
CAutoRef_AC(REF ptr = NULL)
// default constructor
// Assumes ownership of ptr. Will delete ptr upon destruction of the AutoPtr.
: CSimpleRef_AC<REF>(ptr)
{ }

void operator = (REF ptr)
// Assumes ownership of ptr after delete fPointee if fPointee is not
// NULL. Will delete ptr upon destruction of the AutoPtr.
{
if(fPointee != ptr) // << 'fPointee' was not declared in scope
{
reset();
fPointee = ptr;
}
}

void reset()
// Sets the pointer to NULL after deleting the data if its not NULL.
{
DELETER::DeleteRef(fPointee); // << 'fPointee' was not declared in scope
fPointee = NULL;
}
};


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