Hello, I am writing a tutorial on using Glib type system, and developing some simple software as I go. I would like to create class that has no need for GObject (reference counting, properties, etc.), however it appears from the documentation that this makes it a fundamental type. How does one Choose a GType number so it doesn't collide? Where are the fundamental flags documented? How does does a fundamental type interact with the memory manager (which could one day be a garbage collector)? Or is the library designed so that every end user would derive from GObject? If so, aren't there very good reasons why a user might not want to do so? Thanks for your help! As I said its for a tutorial, so answering me will mean answering a lot of people when I'm done. Cheers, Ryan _______________________________________________ gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
