Interfacing with basic C++ class

[Ali Çehreli]

On 9/28/22 12:57, Riccardo M wrote:

 > class MyClass {
 > public:
 >      int field;
 >      MyClass(int a) : field(a) {}

Make the following function 'virtual':

 >      int add(int asd) {

     virtual int add(int asd) {

I think the C++ class does not get a vptr without a virtual function and 
apparently D expects this.

 >              final int add(int asd);

You don't need that 'final' anymore.

 > This is a very simplified version of the dlang official example of
 > interfacing with C++ classes.

The example there uses virtual functions. That must be the difference.

 > I need to declare every class method as
 > "final" otherwise I get  undefined references during linking. Is this
 > expected behaviour?

Apparently, not with that added 'virtual'.

Ali