On Dec 23, 2006, at 7:03 PM, Theodore H. Smith wrote:
That's not my question. Can you re-read please?
There were a lot of questions leading to the same issue, and there was an otherwise clause suggesting you would need to pass three pointers. The answer I gave was "one pointer is sufficient".
If you want to do memory shuffling with fields in the struct and subclassed structs, then you should go for a single struct declaring all fields, and set the sizeof of the subclasses in the REALclassDefinition to zero. You then need a single ClassData macro, as Christian does, but you'll waste memory as Björn indicated.
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