// Platforms you can link directly to the symbol on, so win for Cocos2d on 
// Windows and android for everything on Android
[[link(android)]]
class Example : Base1, Base2 {
    /// Documentation for this binding. Uses Flash-compatible JSDoc
    /// @param param This param does things
    /// @param other This controls how the other param acts
    /// @returns A number depicting what it did
    int binding(float param, bool other) = win 0x123456, mac 0x789012;

    // If the binding is inlined on some platform, provide a reconstructed 
    // definition for it
    void inlined(bool x) {
        if (x) {
            // Do stuff
        }
    }

    // Statics and virtuals are as you'd expect
    static void example() = win 0x654321;

    // Remember that the order of virtual functions matters!
    virtual void virtFunc();
    virtual bool init() = win 0x123;

    // Remember to use fully qualified names for Cocos2d classes
    void onTrigger(cocos2d::CCObject*);

    // Some functions that are passed as callbacks have unpredictable calling 
    // conventions. Use the `callback` keyword if a function is __thiscall 
    // when it would otherwise be inferred as __membercall
    callback void unpredictable(float);

    // Add members like you would on a C++ class
    // Members are in the format m_camelCase
    int m_jumpCount;
    // Add pads for skipping members, platform dependant
    PAD = win 0x18, android32 0x4, android64 0x8;
    // Use std::array for C arrays
    std::array<float, 2000> m_lastYPositions;
}