// file: lecture_27/myprog.h
//

// system include files
//
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

// define a simple class
//
class Toaster {

protected:
  
  // define some data
  //
  char* name_d;
  char* model_d;
  long len_d;
  long width_d;
  float weight_d;

  // define some simple functions
  //
public:

  // default constructor
  //
  Toaster() {

    // initialize data
    //
    name_d = (char*)NULL;
    model_d = (char*)NULL;
    len_d = (long)0;
    width_d = (long)0;
    weight_d = (float)0;

    // display some information about the object
    //
    fprintf(stdout, "Default Constructor: len_d is located at %u\n", &len_d);
    fprintf(stdout, "Default Constructor: width_d is located at %u\n", &width_d);
  }

  // default destructor
  //
  ~Toaster() {
    fprintf(stdout, "Default Destructor: cleaning up memory!\n");

    if (name_d != (char*)NULL) {
      delete [] name_d;
      name_d = (char*)NULL;
    }

    if (model_d != (char*)NULL) {
      delete [] model_d;
      model_d = (char*)NULL;
    }
  }

  // implement some inline functions
  //
  long get_len() {
    return len_d;
  }
  //long get_len(char* str = (char*)NULL) {
  //    fprintf(stdout, "... here I am ...\n");
  //Toaster tmp;
  //return (long)-1;
  //}

  long get_width() {
    return width_d;
  }
  float get_weight() {
    return weight_d;
  }

  // define some useful public functions
  //
  bool display(FILE* fp, char* object_name = (char*)NULL);
  bool display(Toaster& tst) {
    tst.display(stdout, (char*)"tst");
    return true;
  }

  bool set_values(long len, long width, float weight);

  // demonstrate an overloaded function
  //
  bool compare(Toaster arg1);
  bool compare(Toaster* arg1);
  bool compare(Toaster& arg1);

private:

  // print the data of manufacturing
  //
  //bool display(FILE* fp);

  // end of class
};