constructor and copy constructor

[bobi_zcl]

Hi,my class definement is as follows: class A { public: A(){cout<<"A::A()"<

[toxcct]

i'm not sure of the output, but the first thing i see is that you derive A and its destructor (A::~A()) is not declared as virtual... i think so the output is:

A::A()
A::A()
B::B()
A::~A()
A::~A()

is is wrong ? (i did not compile to test, so i may have written an error, but that was the game, wasn't it ? :-D )

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[Michael Dunn]

bobi_zcl wrote: what is the output result?why? Why don't you step through it yourself and find out? :^) Note that the code in main() won't work on VC7.x, the declarations of a and b will be treated as function prototypes, not variable declarations. If you use 7.x you'll need to change it to:

A a = A();
A b = B();

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