Dynamic binding -- Qt's Signals and Slots vs Objective-C

[Lutger]

Josh Stern wrote:
> On Wed, 27 Sep 2006 17:55:03 +0200, Lutger wrote:
> 
> I found this comparison of different C++ approaches to signal slots
> with a web search.
> 
> http://slotsig.sourceforge.net/doc/features-compare.html
> 
> Can't vouch for the validity of the summary, but it might be a good
> starting point for further investigation.
> 
> 

Nice list, there are also a few benchmarks there. Depending on 
interpretation of course, my sigslots library scores equal points 
feature-wise as slotsig. There are some features in slotsig which might 
be worth investing, thank you for the link.
  These lists are always biased, but the biggest advantages of QT are 
not listed: dynamic connections which make it possible to, for example, 
script connections, load from xml resource, etc. This is where string 
based sigslots or - as I understand - Objective C is superior to the 
template-based implementations.