Mapping a C structure to berry object at runtime. Is it possible?

[BennyEvans]

I have a C structure that I'd like to register as a class without using any of the solidification functionality. For example, if I had a structure like this below:
typedef struct _point_s { int x; int y; } point_t;
And then some native functions such as:
point_t get_latest_point(); void do_something_with_point(point_t point);

After creating a new vm at runtime, I'd like to create a class "Point" using the C API that can be used in berry scripts and it's members accessed. I then want to register native C functions that can work on the class. Is this possible and if so, may someone please provide an example.

Thankyou for your help.

Regards,
Ben

[BennyEvans]

Ive wrapped my head around this all a bit more now and have something working following the same methodology as the file lib. I store a pointer to the actual C structure in a member called ".p" and then have function members on the class that access/mutate the C structure. Not sure if there is a better way, but this seems to work.