Implementing RTTI

Bryan Hundven bryanhundven@yahoo.com
Mon Dec 16 23:55:00 GMT 2002


I realize that typically rtti should not be implemented in a kernel,
and that it should be implemented in a user library like libstdc++
instead.

I would like to implement rtti in a small kernel, but I do not own the
c++
ISO std (I am too broke to buy it ($18.00/us.. I know)), and I don't
know how it should function by the ISO std.

The kernel that I am writing needs rtti for functors (or function
objects), so this implementation of rtti could be limited, but it
would be nice to get a better round-about of the implementation of
rtti, in case I need it for more purposes (which as I said above, I
know it's a bad idea, and yes the kernel I am developing is
experamental, so I'm not worried about poor design, or slowness).

Any help is most appriciated,

Bryan Hundven

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