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(little nitpicking note : there are cases where it can be useful to have a virtual descriptor as the only virtual method of a class)
by xilun0 15y ago
(little nitpicking note : there are cases where it can be useful to have a virtual descriptor as the only virtual method of a class)
- copper 15y agoI'm interested in knowing what these are - barring an alignment-related weirdness, I can't think of any reason to do that.
- xilun0 15y agoIf you do everything in the constructor and the destructor, and in the meantime store a generic instance (or maybe a list of generic instances) somewhere. This can be a quite rare situation, though. But not impossible.