Effective C + + learning NOTE Clause 06: If you do not want to use the compiler automatically generated functions, you should explicitly deny

First, in order to dismiss the function provided automatically by the compiler, the corresponding member function can be declared private and not implemented . (the compiler will help you if you just don't implement it yourself)

Such as:

 class   a{ public  : A ( const  string  & name): M_name (name) {}  private  :  //  rejects copy and assignment, declares private, and declares only that it does not implement  A (const  a&); A  & operator  = (const  a&< Span style= "color: #000000;"    >);  private  :  string   M_name;};  

Second, for the class that denies the assignment copy, you can also inherit a uncopyable base class .

classuncopyable{ Public: Uncopyable () {}~uncopyable () {}Private: Uncopyable (Constuncopyable&); Uncopyable&operator=(Constuncopyable&);};
classA: PublicUncopyable//Inherit uncopyable not necessarily public!{     Public: A (Const string&name): M_name (name) {}Private:        stringm_name;};

Effective C + + learning NOTE Clause 06: If you do not want to use the compiler automatically generated functions, you should explicitly deny