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Implementing you r own cleanup stack...
| Thu, 2007-03-08 07:57 | |
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Hi,
I am writing device independent code. Actually I am kind of porting an application from S60 to Windows mobile/PPC. Cleanup stack is one complex part that Symbian has and others dont. So, I either have to write cleanup stack mechanism for non-symbian devices so that the code remains portable or not at all use cleanup stack for those handsets(Windows has its own garbage collector.... relief  ).Is it a good idea to implement your own cleanup stack for other devices? What are the complexities involved? Has anyone done this before? All I need is to create a dummy CBase class with overloaded new. And a stack which can be used for pushing pointers and freeing them. And how do I mark this stack for unrolling it in case of leave? --Vink |
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You can probably reverse engineer them pretty good useing the public SDK.
But it sounds like a mess... If the app is written for S60, I get the feel that there is a lot more you have to reimplement besides cleanupstack and TRAP...