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Predefined class member functions and inheritance

Predefined class member functions and inheritance
How many member functions on earth can be provided (predefined) by
standard-compliant compilers?
Scott Meyers says that there are 6: (1)default constructor, (2)copy
constructor, (3)destructor, (4)assignment operator, (5)address-of
operator (non-const), (6)address-of operator (const), in `Effective
C++, 2nd` item 45.
Bjarne Stroustrup mentioned one more: operator, (i.e. comma operator)
in `The C++ programming Language, special edition` section 11.2.2.
Derived classes won't inherit these member functions provided
(predefine) by compilers from father classes, right?
Thank you
lovecreatesbeauty

Jul 23 '05 #1
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