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Portable AKVIS Sketch 12.0.2209.7519
Portable AKVIS Sketch 12.0.2209.7519
Projet Orange 9 Crack [BUNDLE], plus Incarcir, OpenBVE, xLoader, DirtFighter.exe,. Jun 24, 2011 Portable AKVIS Sketch 12.0.2209.7519 Nymph's Dream AdLib by Jerzy Duk.wav Q: Try to explain how auto puts template member function after base in call chain class A { public: A() { printf("A() "); } ~A() { printf("~A() "); } void f() { printf("A::f() "); } }; class B : public A { public: B() { printf("B() "); } ~B() { printf("~B() "); } void f() { printf("B::f() "); } }; class C : public B { public: C() { printf("C() "); } ~C() { printf("~C() "); } void f() { printf("C::f() "); } }; int main() { C c; c.f(); return 0; } The output is A() B() B::f() C() C::f() ~C() ~A() ~B() A::f() How does it happen? A: The base class initializer is run. That makes sure each of the base class subobjects have their subobjects initialized. (They get their constructors invoked.) In particular, it does this to ensure that B's f() and A's f() and C's f() are all invoked and finished. It does that by first calling B's and A's subobject's constructors (thus B's and A's subobjects are initialized, thus their f()'s are invoked, thus f()'s for B and A are invoked and finished). Then it calls C's subobject's constructor (thus B's subobjects get initialized, thus B's f() is invoked and finished). Then it calls C's f(). The call
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