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In article 100000@zorglub.cae.ca, dak <pierreba@poster.cae.ca> writes:

>class A
>{
>	public:
>		// default new for static variables.
>		static void operator new ( void *, size_t );
>		// overloaded new for static variables.
>		static void operator new ( void *, size_t, int a, int b );
>		// delete for static variables.
>		static void operator delete ( void *, size_t );

At present, member functions "operator new" and "operator delete" are in
fact static member functions. As such, they may (but need not) be declared
explicitly with the keyword "static".

The proposed change would break existing programs which chose to use the
keyword "static" for member operator new and delete.

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Steve Clamage, stephen.clamage@eng.sun.com



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