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Template to catch all functions ?

Hello,

The answer is probably somewhat "no", but I'll still ask the question:
is there any way to describe a template that "wraps" around all function
calls of a certain object ?

The problem is that I want to write some sort of generic template class
that can be used for shared memory objects, for thread-safety. Basically
to make sure that only one thread can be in any function of the object
at any time. If templates are not the answer, any hints on what a good
approach can be, if it's even possible ?

Thanks in advance for any reactions.

Regards,

Leon Mergen

Jul 23 '05 #1
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