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initializing problem4 posts - Last post: Sep 4,
2004"Risto Lankinen" <> wrote: > Because "Object anObject();"
looks like a function > declaration to the compiler. Nothing is
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object-initializing-problem.htmlWhy do we need non-virtual destructor?
- C / C++ answersRisto Lankinen wrote:[color=blue] > "Mateusz
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> > > Why would you expect to use Point class as ...binary
number10 posts - Last post: Sep 1, 2004Risto Lankinen
wrote: > > > > [By the way, C and C++ are perhaps the only
programming languages > > having no token representing
decimal ...binary number - C / C++ answersSep 1, 2004 ... Risto
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writes: ...Virtual Assignment Operator in Protocol class - C / C++
answersRisto Lankinen wrote:[color=blue] > > > ... which, of
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> > "ΠάΥρΣξ" <> wrote in message .... Risto Lankinen wrote:
> > Why do you think implementing op+ using op+= is
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