addressOf overloads

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Declared in <bsls_util.h>

Return the address of the specified obj, even if operator& is overloaded for objects of type BSLS_TYPE. Behavior is undefined unless BSLS_TYPE is an object type. Note that this function conforms to the C++11 definition for addressof as specified in the section 20.6.12.1[specialized.addressof] of the C++11 standard, except that function types, which are not object types, are supported by std::addressof in C++11.

template<class TYPE>
static
TYPE*
addressOf(TYPE& obj);

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Return the address of the specified function fn. Note that this implementation supports functions of only a limited number of parameters, determined by the current needs of the BDE software. A more general form that will support an arbitrary number of function parameters will be available with C++11.

template<class RESULT>
static
RESULT(*
addressOf(RESULT(& fn)()))();

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Return the address of the specified function fn.

template<
    class RESULT,
    class ARG>
static
RESULT(*
addressOf(RESULT(& fn)(ARG)))(ARG);

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Return the address of the specified function fn. Note that this implementation supports functions of only a limited number of parameters, determined by the current needs of the BDE software.

template<
    class RESULT,
    class ARG1,
    class ARG2>
static
RESULT(*
addressOf(RESULT(& fn)(ARG1, ARG2)))(ARG1, ARG2);

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