On 05/12/2011 02:57 PM, Carl Trieloff wrote:
ManagementDirectExchange::ManagementDirectExchange(const std::string& _name,
bool
_durable,
const FieldTable& _args,
Manageable*
_parent, Broker* b ) :
Exchange (_name, _durable, _args, _parent, b),
DirectExchange(_name, _durable, _args, _parent, b),
managementAgent(0) {}
why do we call Exchange() and DirectExchange() -- we only need
DirectExchange() which will call Exchange() or am I missing something?
class ManagementDirectExchange : public virtual DirectExchange
Using virtual inheritance forces you to explicitly call all the base class
constructors, a bit of arcane C++ lore. However I have no idea why virtual
inheritance is used here. It may be unnecessary.
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