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Top Forums Programming how do you handle a constructor and destructor that fail Post 302130665 by cbkihong on Tuesday 7th of August 2007 10:02:21 AM
Old 08-07-2007
What do you mean by fail? Throwing exception? Access violation? C++ has try/catch for handling non-fatal program-driven exceptions. Or were you actually looking for something else?
 

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LIBGPSMM(3)							GPSD Documentation						       LIBGPSMM(3)

NAME
libgpsmm, libQgpsmm - C++ and QT class wrapper for the GPS daemon SYNOPSIS
C++: #include <libgpsmm> struct gps_data_t *open(char *host, char *port); struct gps_data_t *open(void); struct gps_data_t *send(char *request); struct gps_data_t *read(void); struct gps_data_t *waiting(int); struct gps_data_t *stream(unsigned intflags); DESCRIPTION
libgpsmm and libQgpsmm are mere wrappers over libgps. The important difference between the libraries is that libgpsmm is targeted at C++ applications and contained in libgps, while libQgpsmm is platform independent by using QTcpSocket to connect to gpsd and shipped as an additional library due to the necessary linking to QT. Method names are the same as the analogue C functions. For a detailed description of the functions please read libgps(3). open() must be called after class constructor and before any other method (open() is not inside the constructor since it may fail, however constructors have no return value). The analogue of the C function gps_close() is in the destructor. SEE ALSO
gpsd(8), gps(1), libgps(3). AUTHOR
Alfredo Pironti <alfredio@users.sourceforge.net>. The GPSD Project 13 May 2005 LIBGPSMM(3)
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