C++ Internals

Hi ,

I have a couple questions I was hoping to get experts answers on. Here
goes:

1)Consider two classes A and B. Consider 2 different implementations
of the constructor for A
i) Class A{
B b;
A(B b1):b(b1){}
}

ii) Class A{
B b;
A(B b1){ b(b1);}
}

question: Is there a difference between i) and ii), if so what is it?

2)why is vector<A &v; not allowed?

3)At compile time, how does a compiler know whether a "function call"
is going to be a dynamic call or a static call?

Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks

re: C++ Internals

Art wrote:Not surprisingly, these all are covered in the FAQ 5.2.

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re: C++ Internals

And where can find FAQ 5.2??

Victor Bazarov wrote:

re: C++ Internals

RecycleYourAnimals wrote:A link is posted regularly in this group; please search the archives.
You'll also want to note that FAQ 5.4 strongly suggests you don't
top-post, as you did here.

Cheers! --M

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RecycleYourAnimals wrote:
Please don't top-post. Your replies belong following or interspersed
with properly trimmed quotes. See the majority of other posts in the
newsgroup, or the group FAQ list:
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Brian