Got the following code:
public LuaState wrapClass (T) (T instance)
{
auto ptr = cast (T *) newUserdata ( (T *).sizeof);
*ptr = instance;
loadClassMetatable (typeid(T).toString);
setMetatable (-2);
return this;
}
Am I right in assuming that a different wrapClass will be created in the
final executable for each template instantiation (e.g. calls with class
A,B,C,... instances) and would thus bloat up the executable a bit when
used with many classes?
Apart from that, couldn't you just use wrapClass (Object instance)? In
the end each class instance pointer takes up the same amount of memory?!
