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  1. 04-18-2006 #1
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    Question Object oriented approach in C

    Hi all,

    I'm working on object-oriented "approach" in C (using gcc v 3.4.2). I'm using function pointers in structures and static functions. Now I want to experiment on polymorphism. Can anybody plz tell me how I can achieve that? If anybody can throw light upon some other aspect he/she is welcome.

    I know that C and C++ compilers are different. Plz don't post answers like "it can never be achieved". I don't need one-to-one mapping.

    Thanks n regards,

    Arun
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