In Smalltalk and derived programming languages, a context is an object acting as
an activation record. These objects are accessible in several ways: through the
thisContext
pseudovariable, the Process methods suspendedContext
and
context
, and from the Block method context
.
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template<typename Func, Func func> struct thunk; | |
template<typename Class, typename R, typename ...Args, R(Class::*func)(Args...)> | |
struct thunk<R(Class::*)(Args...), func> | |
{ | |
static R call(Tox *tox, Args ...args, void *userData) | |
{ | |
return ((*static_cast<Class *>(userData)).*func)(args...); | |
} | |
}; |
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It has been under our attention over the last few months that stqism/NikolaiToryzin | |
has used the Tox Foundation money to pay for his personal education expenses, and, | |
as a result, hasn't been able to pay irungentoo's travel fee for GSoC, due to | |
Google paying the reimbursement for the travel fees to the Tox Foundation, | |
not the individuals. | |
This is a massive breach of trust and therefore, the Tox Project has decided to | |
remove stqism and take back all of the domains owned by him. This means that since | |
he also provided hosting, our services may have disruptions over the coming weeks. | |
We're terribly sorry for any inconveniences. |