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fix: Move function definitions from headers to sources #55
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src/spider/worker/FunctionManager.cpp (1)
105-108
: LGTM! Thread-safe singleton implementation.The implementation follows Meyer's singleton pattern, ensuring thread-safe initialization.
Consider adding a comment explaining the singleton pattern usage and its thread-safety guarantee:
+// Thread-safe singleton implementation using Meyer's pattern. +// C++11 guarantees that the initialization of function-local static objects is thread-safe. auto FunctionManager::get_instance() -> FunctionManager& { static FunctionManager instance; return instance; }
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(1 hunks)src/spider/worker/FunctionNameManager.cpp
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src/spider/worker/FunctionNameManager.cpp (2)
10-13
: LGTM! Thread-safe singleton implementation.The implementation follows Meyer's singleton pattern, ensuring thread-safe initialization through static local variable (C++11 guarantee).
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: Verify singleton access patterns across the codebase.The BOOST_DLL_ALIAS enables external access to the singleton. Let's verify its usage pattern.
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Singleton access patterns verified and found consistent
The singleton implementation follows best practices with clear separation between internal direct access and external DLL-based access through the BOOST_DLL_ALIAS.
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#!/bin/bash # Search for direct singleton access vs. alias usage echo "Direct singleton access:" rg -p "FunctionNameManager::get_instance" --type cpp echo -e "\nAlias usage:" rg -p "function_name_manager_get_instance" --type cppLength of output: 1033
src/spider/worker/FunctionNameManager.hpp (1)
33-33
: LGTM! Singleton declaration.The declaration properly matches the implementation in the source file.
src/spider/worker/FunctionManager.hpp (1)
346-346
: LGTM! Singleton declaration.The declaration properly matches the implementation in the source file.
Description
FunctionNameManager.cpp
only includes one function that is not called inside a task library, and thus symbols are optimized out when building task library outside of project. Move some function definitions into source file solves this issue.Fixes #54.
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FunctionManager
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The changes enhance the accessibility and management of core system components with improved singleton access mechanisms.