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Does anyone know if this is possible?...
To create a FlowGraph whereby each function is a class loaded from a shared library: probably Boost::extension to maintain portability between Windows & Linux.
Just a little concerned about:
- calls to the operator() to run the flow graph function
- any performance penalties this may incur
Any ideas?
Mat
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Shared libraries per se should not be a problem (TBB comes as a shared library, and even treats the scalable allocator as a dynamically loadable library), but obviously you shouldn't look up a function by name from a dynamically loadable library on each invocation (shared_library::get() from Boost.Extension, or similar). If I can assume that "each function is a class loaded from a shared library" means that your tbb::function_node Body calls a function object from a dynamically loadable library, isn't the question now about the performance of boost::function after it has been assigned a value? There's obviously some run-time indirection going on there, strictly speaking, but you needn't worry about that here (as opposed maybe to calling a minimal function in a tight loop). Maybe it's even possible to load a subclass of an abstract Body (right?), and then you would know it's a straight virtual-function call (not necessarily cheaper than a boost::function call, but at least more familiar), but I would have to check that first.
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