// Circle.cpp
//
// CompSci 141 / CSE 141 / Informatics 101 Fall 2009
// Assignment #4
//
// I've included the definition of the Circle_new function, since you haven't
// seen any examples of it.  Other than that, you'll need to fill in the bodies
// of the remaining functions.

#include "Circle.h"


void** vmtCircle;


// You shouldn't need to modify this function at all.  It creates a new
// Circle "object," calls the Circle constructor on it, then initializes
// the vmt field of the newly-created Circle.  You may be wondering why
// the vmt field is being initialized here and not in the Circle
// constructor.  The reason is because it should only be initialized
// once, but multiple constructors may be called (e.g. Square's constructor
// will call Rectangle's, which will call Shape's) during the initialization
// of an object.
Circle* Circle_new(double positionX, double positionY, double radius)
{
	Circle* c = new Circle;
	Circle_Circle(c, positionX, positionY, radius);
	c->vmt = vmtCircle;
	return c;
}