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Vtable layout and compilers

Neo
Hi Friends,
Is virtual function table (VTABLE) is compiler dependent?

Regards
Vikram S

Dec 28 '06 #1
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Neo wrote:
Hi Friends,
Is virtual function table (VTABLE) is compiler dependent?
Yes.

Dec 28 '06 #2

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