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Test procedure:TEST.c#include "stdio.h" #include "String.h" Class Gsvirtual{public:void GSV (char *src) {char buf[200];strcpy (BUF,SRC); Vir2 () ;} virtual void Vir1 () {printf ("Vir1");} virtual void Vir2 () {printf ("Vir2");}}; int main (int argc,char *argv[]) {gsvirtual TEST;TEST.GSV (argv[1]); return 0;}Compile under Linux: $g + +-o vtabletest./vtabletest.c See disassembly of Vtabletest under Ida, find

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Virtual (virtual), virtual (virtual) Virtual) Virtual keywords are used to modify methods, properties, indexers, or event declarations, and allow them to be rewritten in a derived class. Read a piece of code: UsingSystem; Class {

Reader's attention: When reading this article, you must have an understanding of the object model in the inheritance, because some examples in this article do not give the class member variable, if you do not understand the inherited object model, it may be slow to think, you feel unsure of the following "inheritance." inherited polymorphic Polymorphism literally means "multiple states." In object-oriented languages, many different implementations of interfaces are polymorphic. The straightforw

Http://www.cnblogs.com/fly1988happy/archive/2012/09/25/2701237.html1. polymorphicIn object-oriented languages, many different implementations of interfaces are polymorphic. Polymorphism refers to an instance (object) of a child class with a pointer to the parent class, and then invokes the member function of the actual subclass through a pointer to the parent class .Polymorphism is a pointer to a parent class type that allows a pointer to a subclass type, which is implemented by a

Introduction has never written a conceptual article, because I think that these conceptual things are written in the books and are very detailed and useless, and today I have a whim to write, Here is a discussion of the virtual base class, virtual functions and pure virtual functions, a look at the name of the people can easily feel confused. But don't worry,

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I. Virtual destructor We know that in order to correctly call the object's destructor, a top-level class with a hierarchy is generally required to define its destructor as a virtual function. When deleting an abstract class pointer, you must use a virtual function to find the true destructor. For example:ClassBase{Public:Base (){}

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