Em Terça-feira, 14 de Dezembro de 2010, às 20:53:50, Alexander Neundorf escreveu: > A private function cannot be called by anybody outside the class, it can > only be called from within the class, so private symbols should not make > it into any user of the class, so removing private functions should be ok. > But if the private function is called from an inline function, then the > call actually moves into the calling code, so it now references the private > function, and BC would break if it was removed. > (I experienced something similar with std::string and different versions > of STL recently, a STL-standard function was implemented inline and called > a private non-standard function... :-/ )
Don't forget the virtual rule overrides this:
You cannot remove, reorder or change the signature in any way of virtual
functions, including private ones.
You can override a parent's private virtual.
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