On 17-03-2015 13:11, liviusliv...@poczta.onet.pl wrote:
>>> I think it must be more or less like Win32 records declared in Pascal.
>>> They follow standard C alignment rules, so as Firebird.
>>> Adriano
> 
> Hi,
> 
> and how it look in C Win 64 - because i use Win64 compiler and 64bit 
> fbclient.dll
> 

No difference. Just standard alignment rules.

> PS. did you look at inheritance in fbapi?
> 

"virtual; abstract;" methods in Impl classes hides concrete
implementation from non-impl classes.

Concrete implementations calls the virtual methods.

This way we can have standard classes and you can override the real
methods, not ones with fake names.


Adriano

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