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class MyClass
{

private:

int vx;			
int vy;			
float timer;	

public:

MyClass();  // default constructor
MyClass(float m_vx, float  m_vy,float  m_timer); // the vx,vy position and a timer 

}

for (x = 1; x < 3; x++)
{
  MyClass x = ( 100.0, 200.0, agk::Timer() + 1.0)
}

for (x = 1; x < 3; x++)
{
if( (MyClass::x).timer < agk::Timer() )  doSomething() ;
}

for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
   int a = 2;
   int b = 2;
}

a = 3; // won't work, a doesn't exists in this scope

class MyClass
{

private:

int vx;			
int vy;			
float timer;	

public:

MyClass();  // default constructor
MyClass(float m_vx, float  m_vy,float  m_timer); // the vx,vy position and a timer 

//**************** MyClass Getters & Setters ********************
// vx functions
int get_vx();
void set_vx(int);

// vy functions
int get_vy();
void set_vy(int);

// timer functions
float get_timer();
void set_timer(float);



}

//**************** MyClass Getters & Setters ********************
// vx functions
int MyClass::get_vx() {
	return this->vx;
}

void MyClass::set_vx(int vx) { 
	this->vx = vx;
}


// vy functions
int MyClass::get_vy() {
	return this->vy;
}

void MyClass::set_vy(int vy) { 
	this->vy = vy;
}


// timer functions
float MyClass::get_timer() {
	return this->timer;
}

void MyClass::set_timer(float timer) { 
	this->timer = timer;
}

const RINGMAX = 1024;

var RingBuffer : array [0..RINGMAX-1] of string;
    WritePtr, ReadPtr : cardinal;

// In the initialization section we ensure that WritePt and ReadPtr are zero

procedure PushQ(const s : string);
begin
 WritePtr := (WritePtr + 1) mod RINGMAX;
 RingBuffer[WritePtr] := s;
end;

Procedure HandleQ;
begin
 while ReadPtr<>WritePtr do
 begin
  ReadPtr := (ReadPtr + 1) mod RINGMAX;
  HandleMessage(RingBuffer[ReadPtr];
 end;
end;

// The network stuff gets an event when there's a message, and does this:

  PushQ(mess);
  PostMessage(handle, WM_USER, 0,0);

// There's a message handler that looks like this:

Procedure HandleTheQueue(var Mess : TMessage); message WM_USER;
begin
 HandleQ;
end;

// Instead of a Windows message many mechanisms (like a timer)
// could be used to handle the queue