GCC -- Warning when a non-virtual function is overridden?

[Ignoramus534]

Does g++ provide any sorts of warnings when a non-virtual function is
overridden? I know that it is a legal thing to do in C++, but for us
it is always a wrong thing to do.

Example

class Parent {
public:
void f();
};

class Child : public Parent {
public:
void f(); // I want a WARNING here!!!
};
thanks

i

[Victor Bazarov]

Ignoramus534 wrote:

Does g++ provide any sorts of warnings when a non-virtual function is
overridden?

g++ has a newsgroup dedicated to it, gnu.g++.help. Please ask there.
Warnings are not regulated by the language Standard. Neither are any
compiler command-line switches.

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