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Started by Jedyte January 14, 2002 05:37 PM

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Jedyte

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January 14, 2002 05:37 PM

A struct in C++ is implemented as a class, right? So I was wondering, can you write (binary) a class to file in the same way you can do with a struct? Tnx!

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WayfarerX

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January 14, 2002 05:41 PM

As long as you don''t have any virtual functions, yes.

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Shannon Barber

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January 14, 2002 07:14 PM

Yes, and you can''t write a struct out to disk as you normal do if you use virtual''s in it

(or virtual inheritence)

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