Hi all,
I'm reading (sloooowly, time permitting) "Modern C++ Design" by
Alexandrescu.
In chapter 2.4 "Mapping Integral Constants to Types" (but this is not
directly related to my question) the author writes:
"... T has disabled its copy constructor (by making it private) as a
well-behaved polymorphic class should."
I'm trying to grasp all the possible implications involved in this
design choice, but I need an expert's direction.
Could you explain the problem(s) involved?
TIA
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Roal Zanazzi