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- Item forwarded by CPLUS.ADMIN to CP.ARCHIVES
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- Item 5367085 30-Nov-89 17:04
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- From: ROSENSTEIN1 Rosenstein, Larry
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- To: CPLUS.APPLE$ C++ Interest List--Apple Employees
- ALCABES Alcabes, Harvey
- CPLUS.DEV$ C++ Interest List--Developers
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- Sub: RE>RE>RE>Multiple base op
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- Attn: C++ Apple
- Attn: France, Dev, MID/Nautil
- Attn: C++ Public
- SentBy: Larry Rosenstein
- Date 11/30/89
- Subject RE>RE>RE>Multiple base oper
- From Larry Rosenstein
- To C++ Apple
- France, Dev, MID/Nautil
- C++ Public
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- Reply to: RE>RE>RE>Multiple base operato
- Well, you are right. You can inherit an implementation of operator new. (I
- guess that applies to all static member functions.)
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- It look like your particular case will work. If C inherits from A and B, and
- A defines operator new, then C will use A's operator new. You can verify this
- by looking at the code generated for C's constructor methods.
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- Larry
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