> And usually, what you have is a "main" struct that represents the "class" itself. Yes that tracks with the work I've done. It could even be so simple that on

> And usually, what you have is a "main" struct that represents the "class" itself. Yes that tracks with the work I've done. It could even be so simple that only one value needs to be exposed through a getter (along with a couple "methods"). An ADC in an embedded system could operate like that.