I have obtained a strange error message when I tried to use delegate as an
argument in a C linkage function.
private extern (C) static {
void d_foo_add_event_handler(Foo, void delegate());
}
class Foo {
void addEventHandler(void delegate() handler) {
d_foo_add_event_handler(this, handler);
}
}
//__________________________________________________________________________
Error: function foo.d_foo_add_event_handler(Foo, void delegate()) does not
match parameter types (Foo, void delegate())
Error: cannot implicitly convert expression (handler) of type void delegate()
to void delegate()
The second error message is especially extreme.
When I use:
struct DelegateVoid { void* ptr, funcptr; } // void delegate() ABI
...
void d_foo_add_event_handler(Foo, DelegateVoid);
...
d_foo_add_event_handler(this, *cast(DelegateVoid*)&handler);
Everything works well but I still have no idea why I cannot implicitly use
delegates.
