Hello. I have a very technical issue. If some expert could tell me if
it's wrong.
The issue is that I can do this:
GObject * obj = G_OBJECT(g_type_new("MycppClass", NULL));
as long as MyCppClass has this layout:
class .... {
GObject parentclass;
...
};
If I define a virtual function, it won't work anymore. Is there any
workaround to this?
Because in the c gobject manual it says that the layout must be like
that, in order
for GObject to work, but for C++ it's very inflexible.
Is there any well-known solution to workaround the virtual table issue
and keep my classes
working in C? Thanks.
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