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looking at a C++ dll with a .NET wrapper. need help.

In Visual Studio I use object viewer to look at a .NET wrapped dll. One
class has this signature:

public abstract class Slider : ODE.Joints.Joint

I don't think the "Slider" class should be abstract so I'm looking at
the source code (c++) to this wrapper and dll.

For those interested the full source code is here:
http://www.thejamesrainenetwork.co.u...et.src.050.zip

Am i taking crazy pills or is the slider class in the following code
not abstract??? Visual Studio from compiled dll says it is.

http://kjo.myip.org/files/SliderJoint.cpp
http://kjo.myip.org/files/SliderJoint.h

I could really use some clarification.

V.

Nov 17 '05 #1
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I've been stumped with this problem for a couple days now. any input
appreciated

Nov 17 '05 #2

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