Hi,

With the following definitions I got a problem, calling
new: (explanation follows)
---
void* operator new(  unsigned int p_iSize )
{
  return ( malloc( p_iSize ) )  ;
}

class MyClass
{
  public: void test( void ) {/*does nothing*/}
} ;
...
typedef void (MyClass::*MyClassFunctions)(void) ;
...
template <class T>
Anything<T>::setValue( const T& p_Value )
{
  T* Value = new T ;  // uses overwritten operator new
  ...
}
...
MyClass                                  MyCl ;
Anything <MyClassFunctions> MyFunc ;
                                                MyFunc.setValue(
(MyClassFunctions)MyCl.test ) ;
---
Now, inside the operator new 'p_iSize' is zero, because it took 'void'
as the type not the function pointer. If I take double as return value I
get
'8' as size. How do I have do define correct the typedef ????
(funny is, the call of that function works well)
-->
MyClassFunction aFunc = *MyFunc.getValue() ;
(MyCl.*aFunc)() ;

bye,
Thomas



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