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When an object is still in construction or already partly destructed, virtual functions often do not point to the intended override, but to another implementation of that function, or even nowhere. Exact behaviour may be compiler dependent. | When an object is still in construction or already partly destructed, virtual functions often do not point to the intended override, but to another implementation of that function, or even nowhere. Exact behaviour may be compiler dependent. | ||
Revision as of 14:25, 12 April 2007
No Virtuals in Constructor or Destructor (NoVirt)
Explanation
When an object is still in construction or already partly destructed, virtual functions often do not point to the intended override, but to another implementation of that function, or even nowhere. Exact behaviour may be compiler dependent.
