Trent,
Unless you really know what you're doing (in which case, you might be not asking
this question in the first place :-) ), you should probably shy away from trying
to put C++ objects into handles. There are often hidden assumptions in a C++
implementation that makes it rely on objects being in non-movable blocks.
Would you be able to get by with keeping your data in regular old handles and
then defining a collection of functions that operation on those handles? Or do
you need things like inheritance and overridden methods?
-- Keith
Trent Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 04/10/2000 05:53:10 PM
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Subject: C++ and Handles
Hi all,
I am developing using CW6 and C++ and would like to make use of movable
memory for my objects. From previous discussion, it seems that CW uses fixed
pointers when allocating objects, so I presume that MemPtrRecoverHandle
won't work.
So what options do I have? Placement new? MemMove? Has anyone overridden
operator new/delete in some funky manner?
Any advice would be appreciated.
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