I have the following code in a file class.h
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class Base {
public:
virtual void func()=0;
};
class Derived:public Base {
public:
void func(){}
};
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When I parse it with gccxml using the command
gccxml class.h -fxml=class.xml
I see the following 2 lines in the resulting xml file
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<Method id="_138" name="func" returns="_136" virtual="1" context="_40"
access="public" mangled="_ZN7Derived4funcEv" demangled="Derived::func()"
location="f1:26" file="f1" line="26" inline="1"/>
<Method id="_149" name="func" returns="_136" virtual="1" pure_virtual="1"
context="_105" access="public" mangled="_ZN4Base4funcEv"
demangled="Base::func()" location="f1:21" file="f1" line="21" extern="1"/>
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I am curious the method 'func' in class Derived is described as virtual. Its
not. If I am missing something, then how can I tell whether a function 'may' be
overloaded in a derived class or not.
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