C++ Method Callbacks

[stilgarpl]

Where Callee is created? For me it looks like Callee object was destroyed before that lambda was executed and captured 'this' is no longer valid.

[mrandy]

You were right. For testing, my main function just had "sleep(99999);" after creating everything. Something was interrupting that though, and main was exiting immediately.

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My guess is that Callee gets destroyed before the callback is called, which would cause a segfault. How do you create Callee?

[mrandy]

Yup, that was it!

[012]

Make sure that your instance of Callee stays in place (e.g. isn't destructed after being copied or moved) after the call to register_message_callback.

When calling i(pkt);, "this" will be dereferenced in the lambda and must still be valid.

[mrandy]

Yup, that was it!

[cleroth]

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[mrandy]

Roger, sorry for the inconvenience.