Hallo Walter,

could you please tell us how a vtbl of an D object looks like?
Object's vtbl has 6 elements
I would assume:
this()
void print()
char[] toString()
uint toHash()
int opCmp(Object o)
int opEquals(Object o)

If that's correct why do you have a special pointer to the destructor?
What does the init value, inside ClassInfo, do?

Stephan

"Stephan Wienczny" <wienczny@web.de> wrote in message news:c3dh25$2gk9$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Hallo Walter,
>
> could you please tell us how a vtbl of an D object looks like?
> Object's vtbl has 6 elements
> I would assume:
> this()
> void print()
> char[] toString()
> uint toHash()
> int opCmp(Object o)
> int opEquals(Object o)

obj2asm yields pretty good info on this <g>. But the vtbl[] is pretty simple - the first entry is the address of the classinfo, and the rest are the virtual functions, in order.

> If that's correct why do you have a special pointer to the destructor?

It doesn't.

> What does the init value, inside ClassInfo, do?

Provides the .init property value for the class object, which is the default initialization for each of the members.