• "Nathan Matthews" <nedthefed nospam.hotmail.com> Aug 16 2001
• "Sheldon Simms" <sheldon semanticedge.com> Aug 16 2001

"Nathan Matthews" <nedthefed nospam.hotmail.com> writes:

What is the difference between a class and a struct, can structs have member
methods?
If they do is the difference that they are not virtual?  Are structs
reference counted?

Whats the true size of a struct,

E.g. if we have

struct test
{
    int a, b;
    void func() {};
}

whats the sizeof test 8 bytes or 16 bytes?

"Sheldon Simms" <sheldon semanticedge.com> writes:

Im Artikel <9lgpjv$2bnb$1 digitaldaemon.com> schrieb "Nathan Matthews"
<nedthefed nospam.hotmail.com>:

 What is the difference between a class and a struct, can structs have
 member methods?


Read the doc...

Structs, Unions
They work like they do in C, with the following exceptions:

...
    * Member functions and static members are not allowed.

Structs and unions are meant as simple aggregations of data, or as
a way to paint a data structure over hardware or an external type.
... Object oriented features are provided with the class data type.

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Sheldon Simms / sheldon semanticedge.com