The manual says that `define-foreign-type' is "a thin wrapper macro
around defclass."
Knowing that, I've been using it as a way to define new classes, like
`easy-handle' at section 4.11, but instead of creating a new class and
naming a slot `pointer', I'm doing something like:
(define-foreign-type easy-handle (a-parent-foreign-type/class)
((pointer :initform (curl-easy-init)))
(:actual-type :pointer)
(:simple-parser easy-handle))
It works, be as the manual separate these things, I wonder: Am I using
it wrong?
