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From: Ashit Sawhney <asawhney@po7.mv.unisys.com>
Subject: Re: C++/ST interface
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I have a similar problem , I could not find any C++ interface.
Only C interface is available.

So I am writing C code calling  C++ methods by storing and passing cObject 
pointers.Its an ugly way of handling things but I think that is the only way 
existing. ( a lot of care is required to handle memory mang. )


Still I have not figured out how to handle multiple inheritanced classes of 
C++ by C functions. Any suggestions anybody????


