#include "Shallow.h"
#include "Deep.h"
#include<cstring>
#include<iostream>

using std::cout;
using std::endl;

void main()
{
	//this works with a shallow object
	CShallow ShallowObject1;
	CShallow ShallowObject2;

	ShallowObject1.m_Bool = true;
	ShallowObject1.m_Float = static_cast<float>(5.4);
	ShallowObject1.m_Interger = 7;

	ShallowObject2 =  ShallowObject1;

	ShallowObject1.m_Bool = false;
	ShallowObject1.m_Float = static_cast<float>(10.7);
	ShallowObject1.m_Interger = 3;

	cout << ShallowObject2.m_Bool << endl;
	cout << ShallowObject2.m_Float << endl;
	cout << ShallowObject2.m_Interger << endl;

	//this does not work with a deep object
	CDeep DeepObject1;
	CDeep DeepObject2;

	DeepObject1.m_Shallow->m_Bool = true;
	DeepObject1.m_Shallow->m_Float = static_cast<float>(5.4);
	DeepObject1.m_Shallow->m_Interger = 7;
	strcpy(DeepObject1.m_String,"Bubba");

	DeepObject2 = DeepObject1;

	DeepObject1.m_Shallow->m_Bool = false;
	DeepObject1.m_Shallow->m_Float = static_cast<float>(10.7);
	DeepObject1.m_Shallow->m_Interger = 3;
	strcpy(DeepObject1.m_String,"Sammy");

	cout << DeepObject2.m_Shallow->m_Bool << endl;
	cout << DeepObject2.m_Shallow->m_Float << endl;
	cout << DeepObject2.m_Shallow->m_Interger << endl;
	cout << DeepObject2.m_String << endl;

	// this program will crash when the destructors for the deep object are called
}