Darren New <dne### [at] sanrrcom> wrote:
> Warp wrote:
> >     IntegerOrFloat* ptr = whatever;

> That's a pointer to a struct. :-)

  A union is not a struct. The 'ptr' truely points directly to either an
integer or a float, at the exact same memory location. There's no need
to calculate memory offsets.

> You can implement private methods that only the class can call and which 
> are invisible to any code not in the class defining the method, if 
> that's what you mean.  You can even put it in a separate file all by itself.

  If that's so, what's this talk about C# forcing you to implement everything
inline? I thought that meant you *can't* implement any part of a class in
a separate file.

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                                                          - Warp

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