Hi Christian, >well, at least you have function pointers, right? Function pointers are a great deal different from object methods. Especially since if you put function pointers in the structure, it will make the structure more than 5 bytes big (which is one of the criteria). And I don't think C allows static function pointers that are part of (or associated with) a struct. Note -- a person can do object-oriented programming with C. Case in point, the POV ray-tracer. But the language (at least, C89) doesn't facilitate object-oriented programming. But, as I've said, I haven't programmed in C since 1989, and C99 may have incorporated some new-and-interesting programming techniques/paradigms. Sincerely, --Eljay
