Re: StateFull vs Stateless Singleton
On Jul 5, 12:31 am, =D6=F6 Tiib <oot...@hot.ee> wrote:
On 4 juuli, 23:58, sebastian <sebastianga...@gmail.com> wrote:
[...]
Looks as beautiful like any other reinvented square wheel. The
requirements seem to be that such code must work:
int main( void )
{
{
foo a;
foo::instance( ).bar( );
}
foo c; // Second singleton and *NO* Whoops
foo::instance( ).bar( );
}
Not sure why someone needs to have global state? Typical
example of singletons is a logger. Huh? So ... OK. What if
i need to have separate logs from different modules? I will
then need new class for each log to have separate singleton
logger for each module? Nonsense.
So your log manager is a singleton. Somewhere, there must be
a single bit of code which reads the configuration file for the
log.
Similarly, the configuration manager is a singleton. As is the
code which captures the command line and its options. In
a multithreaded application, the thread manager (which ensures
e.g. a clean shutdown) must be a singleton.
What if i need to have separate logs from different threads?
Then that Logger::instance() should give me "different"
singletons based on thread ID? Huh? Why it can't just be
debugging::log() and where it logs is its internal business,
no global state no nothing?
Huh? What is debugging::log()? (The syntax suggests a static
class member. A class instance function, in sum. So that its
data is a "singleton".)
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