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In article <4035hm$g7s@ixnews7.ix.netcom.com>, rameshs@ix.netcom.com (Ramesh Seshadri ) writes:
|> I also like this feature. But in C++ if we link some features with
|> someother one finally we are ending up with some ambiguities. OK. Here
|> what should be the behaviour for the following code ?
|> 
|> struct Base
|> {
|>     Base () { ... }
|>     Base (int) { ... }
|> }
|> 
|> struct Derv : Base
|> {
|>     Derv () : Base () { ... }
|>     Derv (int nVal) : Derv (), Base (nVal) { ... }
|> }
|> 
|> My question:
|>     What should happen when the Derv class ctor with int argument is   
|>     getting called ?

It ought to result in a compile-time error.  If you want a different
constructor to be called, I would be very surprised if initialization
of base classes and data members were not done by the other
constructor.

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