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ChangeLog | 15 +++++++++++- tests/tour.cc | 70 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++---------- 2 files changed, 73 insertions(+), 12 deletions(-)

Index: ChangeLog from Roland Levillain roland@lrde.epita.fr

More on the retrieval of and the conversion to the exact type in Static tour.

* tests/tour.cc (static_hierarchy_with_any): More on the retrieval of and the conversion to the exact type. (main): Run dynamic tests. (static_hierarchy_with_any::A) (static_hierarchy_with_a_non_leaf_concrete_class::A) (static_hierarchy_with_methods::A): Use stc::any instead of stc::any__simple.

2006-06-14 Roland Levillain roland@lrde.epita.fr

Add stc_to_exact and stc_to_exact_ macros. Index: tests/tour.cc --- tests/tour.cc (révision 500) +++ tests/tour.cc (copie de travail) @@ -28,7 +28,14 @@ /// \file tests/tour.cc /// \brief A tour of Static and SCOOP features.

+#include <cassert> + +#include <mlc/assert.hh> +#include <mlc/is_a.hh> +#include <mlc/cmp.hh> + # include <stc/any.hh> +#include <stc/exact.hh> # include <stc/find_exact.hh>

// FIXME: ``Fil rouge'': building a small (but complete) static @@ -41,7 +48,7 @@ // having introduced the vtypes.

// FIXME: Things to show: -// - exact +// - exact (more) // - super // - virtual types (and macros for super) // - multiple super @@ -167,8 +174,8 @@ to this type. In fact, there is not a single `stc::any' class, but several, which have their advantages and drawbacks w.r.t. speed, memory print and support for diamond inheritance. - We'll only deal with `stc::any__simple' in this Static tour: - where you'll see `stc::any', simply read `stc::any__simple'. + We'll only deal with `stc::any' (an alias for `stc::any__simple') + in this Static tour.

`stc::any' is used as the base class of any top class of a static hierarchy. It is passed the `Exact' type, just like any non-leaf @@ -176,7 +183,7 @@ derived, i.e., at the bottom of an inheritance tree). */

template <typename Exact> - struct A : public stc::any__simple<Exact> + struct A : public stc::any<Exact> { };

@@ -199,11 +206,47 @@ } // end of namespace static_hierarchy_with_any

-// ------------ // -// stc::exact. // -// ------------ // +// -------------------------------- // +// Getting back to the exact type. // +// -------------------------------- //

-// FIXME: To do. +namespace static_hierarchy_with_any +{ + void test() + { + // Metalic assertions. + mlc::assert_< mlc_is_a_(C, A) >::check(); + mlc::assert_< mlc_is_a_(C, B) >::check(); + + + // Getting the exact type. + + // `stc::any' has an `exact_type' typedef. + typedef A<C>::exact_type exact_type_of_A_1; + // But you can also use stc_to_exact_ to get this type. + typedef stc_to_exact_(A<C>) exact_type_of_A_2; + // Check these types. + mlc::assert_< mlc_eq(exact_type_of_A_1, C) >::check(); + mlc::assert_< mlc_eq(exact_type_of_A_2, C) >::check(); + + + // Converting an object to its exact type. + + // Create a C. + C c; + // See it through an abstraction. + A<C>& a = c; + // And get it back, with no runtime overhead (i.e., dynamic_cast). + C& c2 = a.exact(); + // Ensure we got back the same object. + assert (&c2 == &c); + + // stc::exact provides the same service. + C& c3 = stc::exact(a); + assert (&c3 == &c); + } + +} // end of namespace static_hierarchy_with_any

// --------------------------- // @@ -236,7 +279,7 @@ /* A is left unchanged (it is still an abstract class). */

template <typename Exact> - struct A : public stc::any__simple<Exact> + struct A : public stc::any<Exact> { };

@@ -303,7 +346,7 @@ {

template <typename Exact> - struct A : public stc::any__simple<Exact> + struct A : public stc::any<Exact> { /* Facade of a statically-dispatched method. Notice there is no `virtual' keyword: the (static) dispatch is done manually @@ -337,7 +380,12 @@

// FIXME: Introduce static checks of methods (kind of concept checking).

-int main() {} + +// Run dynamic tests. +int main() +{ + static_hierarchy_with_any::test(); +}

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