On Feb 12, 2009, at 2:31 AM, João Varela wrote:
João,
Hi all
I am porting most of my C++ code into Objective C and at the moment
I have this problem:
In C++ to force a constructor to call a overriding method of a
subclass I used pure virtual functions defined in an abstract
(super) cl
Calling a subclass's overridden implementation of a superclass member
function from within the super class constructor is very very
dangerous in C++. I don't believe if is even supported by the ANSI/
ISO standard, and to the extent it works at all, it is probably
compiler and linker depende
On 12 Feb 2009, at 12:31 pm, João Varela wrote:
Hi all
I am porting most of my C++ code into Objective C and at the moment
I have this problem:
In C++ to force a constructor to call a overriding method of a
subclass I used pure virtual functions defined in an abstract
(super) class.
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 5:31 PM, João Varela wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I am porting most of my C++ code into Objective C and at the moment I have
> this problem:
>
> In C++ to force a constructor to call a overriding method of a subclass I
> used pure virtual functions defined in an abstract (super) cla
Hi all
I am porting most of my C++ code into Objective C and at the moment I
have this problem:
In C++ to force a constructor to call a overriding method of a
subclass I used pure virtual functions defined in an abstract (super)
class.
An example:
class Foo
{
Foo();
vir
