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From: "David Olofson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 12:15 PM
Subject: Re: [rtl] Real time C++?
>
> All memory management needed for that is based on new and delete.
So compiling the module as C++ code and using kmalloc/rt_malloc to allocate
the object is all I need to do?. Will that allow me to call its methods and
do all the C++ stuff as usual?.
> What are you looking for in particular?
Somebody in my group works on neural-network controls that perform
operations with a "matrix" class, so I want to run these controls with
RTLinux/RTAI
> The code generated by the C++
> compiler for an object instantiation is basically equivalent to
>
> myclass_t *myobject;
> myobject = malloc(sizeof(myclass_t));
> if(!myobject)
> <throw exception>;
> <calls to any base class constructors here>
> myclass_t__myclass_t(myobject);
>
> where "myclass_t__myclass_t()" is the constructor converted into a C style
> call. (I'm using malloc() here to avoid confusion with the C++ semantics
of
> new.)
>
>
> //David
>
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