I have to add a class object as member within a c struct.
Is there any prohibition doing this.
Regards,
iSight
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I have to add a class object as member within a c struct.
Is there any prohibition doing this.
Regards,
iSight
You CAN have a C++ class member in C, but it needs to be seen as a
void*in the C point of view, so as the C can handle it fine.This technique is called Opaque Pointer.