Hi Daniel,
Bjoern Milcke schrieb:
Hi,
on Solaris I get a warning in this situation:
class A
{
private:
foo( int );
};
class B : public A
{
private:
foo(); // <- warning: hidden A::foo( int )
};
This appears strange to me, how can I hide a private function of the
base class, it should be hidden anyway. Is this a false alarm of the
compiler, or did I miss something?
I have had the same problem. After asking around there seems to be no
other solution than to rename one function, to make all compilers happy.
Thanks, I did that. As the methods have different signatures they, not
surprisingly, have also slightly different purposes, so renaming is not
the worst thing to do in that situation, anyway. (And foo is not very
clear, too ;-) )
-Bjoern
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