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It's extremely awsome to realize all design pattern by C,but I'm wondering why there is a union type in each derived class,such as
struct _FindPwdMessage { union { AbstractMessage; AbstractMessage abstractMessage; }; };
why it not been expressed like
struct _FindPwdMessage { AbstractMessage abstractMessage; };
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It's extremely awsome to realize all design pattern by C,but I'm wondering why there is a union type in each derived class,such as
why it not been expressed like
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: