// Very simple code to understand how tlcc works
#include <stdio.h>
#define _TLMP_FOO
struct _F_FOO{
	#define _F_FOO_func1(x) void x func1()
	virtual _F_FOO_func1( )=0;
	#define _F_FOO_func2(x) void x func2()
	virtual _F_FOO_func2( )=0;
};

struct FOO{
	_F_FOO &c;
	FOO(_F_FOO &_c):c(_c){}
	void exec(){
		c.func1();
		c.func2();
	}
};

#ifndef _TLMP_FOO
	#error TLMP class FOO unknown
#endif
#ifndef _F_FOO_func1
	#error Unknown logical function func1 for module/class FOO
#endif
#ifndef _F_FOO_func2
	#error Unknown logical function func2 for module/class FOO
#endif

#line 20 "obj1.tlcc"

int main()
{
	
	
	
	class __sc_tests_obj1_tlcc1: public _F_FOO{
	public:
	__sc_tests_obj1_tlcc1 ()
	{
	}
	_F_FOO_func1( )
	{

#line 24 "obj1.tlcc"

		printf ("This is func1\n");
	} // </f>

#line 26 "obj1.tlcc"
	_F_FOO_func2( )
	{

#line 27 "obj1.tlcc"

		printf ("This is func2\n");
	} // </f>

#line 29 "obj1.tlcc"
	};
	static __sc_tests_obj1_tlcc1 _scopeobj1;

#line 23 "obj1.tlcc"
	FOO f(_scopeobj1);
#line 30 "obj1.tlcc"

	f.exec();
	return 0;
}

#line 34 "obj1.tlcc"