C++ & objects...

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Original post by platonman1 How can I access class1 member functions from class2 ???

By passing a reference (or pointer) to class1 around from within your Base object, whenever you need one, or during construction of class2.

There are hacky things you could do, involving pointer arithmetic, but they are dangerous.

C1 has, a priori, no knowledge that it is being used from a Base object, and no knowledge that it has a C1 object nearby. Indeed, somewhere else in your code, it might not be the case.

Does it mean that my conception is bad ???

Well, if it's the case, I explain the problem : I have a Terrain class and a Camera class. In the first implementation of my Terrain class, I simply display a brute-force terrain and, for each polygon, I have to know if it is in the viewing frustum of the camera...And I don't want to have a Camera membre in the Terrain class.

So what can I do to avoid those hacky things ? :p

You could put your rendering code to the Base class and have it coordinate between Terrain and Camera, passing terrain data to camera functions that need it and vice-versa.

For best results, you will have to ask in the Graphics forum, people there are probably more experimented at organizing a renderer's code.