Callbacks in C++ Using Template Functors
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Description: A detailed paper by Rich Hickey on the concept of callbacks and the usage of template functors to realize them.
CALLBACKS IN C++ USING TEMPLATE FUNCTORS CALLBACKS IN C++ USING TEMPLATE FUNCTORS One of the many promises of Object-Oriented programming is that it will allow for plug-and-play software design with re-usable components. Designers will pull objects from their library 'shelves' and hook them together to make software. In C++, this hooking together of components can be tricky, particulary if they are separately designed. We are still a long way from interoperable libraries and application components. Callbacks provide a mechanism whereby independently developed objects may be connected together. They are vital for plug and play programming, since the likelihood of Vendor A implementing their library in terms of Vendor B's classes, or your home-brewed classes, is nil.
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