Question

void functions::start()
{

io_iterator_t enumerator;

...some code...

result = IOServiceAddMatchingNotification(
            mNotifyPort,
                                        kIOMatchedNotification,
                                        IOServiceMatching( "IOFireWireLocalNode" ),
                                        serviceMatchingCallback, 
                                        (void *)0x1234,
                                        &enumerator  );    <=====
}

functions.cpp:83: error: argument of
type ‘void (functions::)(void*,
io_iterator_t)’ does not match ‘void
()(void, io_iterator_t)’

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does anyone know what this error mean? I am calling start() from main() through an object of functions ( eg, f->start(); )

i am using xcode and it highlights the line where the arrow points.

Thank you.

Answer 1

What is serviceMatchingCallback? Judging by the error, it seems to be a member function. You can’t pass a member function as a callback in this manner. See this recent discussion on calling a class member function from a callback.