Re: Singleton class fails on reboot
keepyourstupidspam@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
can someone explain to me how to implement this Just in time
singleton based on my current instance function.
Foo& Foo::Instance(void)
{
if(_theInstance == 0)
_theInstance = new Foo();
return *_theInstance;
}
Well, we can't see the rest of your code, but here's a more complete
example:
template<class T>
class Singleton
{
public:
static T& Instance();
private:
// Disabled functions
Singleton();
Singleton( const Singleton& );
Singleton& operator=( const Singleton& );
Singleton* operator&();
~Singleton();
};
template<class T>
T& Singleton<T>::Instance()
{
static T myObject;
return myObject;
}
Which is used as a wrapper like this:
class A
{
public:
void DoSomething();
// ...
private:
// Private constructor/destructor disallows creation
// except by friends.
friend class Singleton<A>;
A();
~A();
// Disabled functions for singleton usage
A( const A& );
A& operator=( const A& );
A* operator&();
};
typedef Singleton<A> theA;
void Foo()
{
theA::Instance().DoSomething();
}
See chapter 6 of _Modern C++ Design_ for more than you ever wanted to
know about templates in C++.
Cheers! --M
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