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it is another possibilty, but very risky in creating a memory leak

this starts to get funny, because in your link:


And was exactly my consideration too.

I don't think there is another way. these strings are messages received with serial connection (Arduino).

I used ::SendMessage wfor the same reason stated in the link from VictorN. Looks like you...

Who said that moving to Win10 is an upgrade in the first place?

I would like send a string to a window from a worker thread. i e to display it on it.
I got no better idea than sending the pointer and using ::SendMessage, to make sure the pointer wouldn't rot...

You all gussed wrong.:)
What really happened I stepped on the same rake as in the thread http://forums.codeguru.com/showthread.php?553775-Linker-error-with-pure-virtual-function:rolleyes:
this...

It turns out I celebrated too early, now I made my own expierence with it. The pitfall is that it works f you use it inside a data structure like
struct MyStruct
{
CString cstr;
}
...

I am making a static library. when I try to use it in an application
I get following errors in MVS 2013:
error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "private: virtual void __thiscall...

Thank you. Not sure if the solution with lamda suits my need. The idea is to provied unified interface of the base class for all derived classes
also I decided that making base class abstract suits...

after looking here and kind of 10 times reading through here
this code produced desired result:


#include <thread>
#include <iostream>
using std::thread;
using std::cout;
class Base
{

I would like to launch a thread of with derived functor with base functor pointer to be able to override defalt behaviour

first I tried most obvious thing:


#include <thread>
#include...

I've had the same problem, I searched for it and found this thread.
Now I write in this old thread because I feel I found an excellent solution, I want to share in case someone else will google for...