#ifndef _CG_CPP_H_
#define _CG_CPP_H_


#if defined(_LANGUAGE_C_PLUS_PLUS)||defined(__cplusplus)||defined(c_plusplus)

#include <stdlib.h>

extern void *cgnew_temp;

/*
 * We've got a slightly modified syntax for new, as the standard one
 * doesn't work properly.
 * It should work just the same though....
 * Except that you can only call the default constructor using new
 * others are called by parameter counts
 * eg.
 *   my_class *test;
 *   test=new(my_class);		// Use the default constructor my_class::my_class(void)
 *   test=new1(my_class,"hello"); 	// use a single parameter constructor my_class::my_class(char*)
 *   test=new2(my_class,"hello",74); 	// use a two parameter constructor my_class::my_class(char*,int)
 *
 */

#define new(x)		(x*)cgnew_temp=(x*)malloc(sizeof(x)); 	\
					{										\
						x *temp=(x*)cgnew_temp; 			\
						temp->__ct();						\
					}

#define new1(x,a)	(x*)cgnew_temp=(x*)malloc(sizeof(x)); 	\
					{										\
						x *temp=(x*)cgnew_temp; 			\
						temp->__ct((a));					\
					}

#define new2(x,a,b)	(x*)cgnew_temp=(x*)malloc(sizeof(x)); 	\
					{										\
						x *temp=(x*)cgnew_temp; 			\
						temp->__ct((a),(b));				\
					}

#define new3(x,a,b,c)	(x*)cgnew_temp=(x*)malloc(sizeof(x)); 	\
						{										\
							x *temp=(x*)cgnew_temp; 			\
							temp->__ct((a),(b),(c));			\
						}

/*
 * In a slight change to delete, we set the pointer variable to NULL after
 * calling the destructor and freeing the memory - it makes bug tracking slightly easier
 */

#define delete(x)	(x)->__dt(0);		\
					free(x);		\
					(x)=NULL;


#endif

#endif