g++ allows definition of base destructor in derived class

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1 total messages Started by "Douglas C. Schmidt" Tue, 22 Nov 1988 06:31

#1536

Author: "Douglas C. Schmidt"
Date: Tue, 22 Nov 1988 06:31

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Hi,

   I believe the following is quite erroneous, however, g++ 1.27 accepts
it without complaint:

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class foo {
public:
   foo () {}   
};

class bar : foo {
   bar() {}
  ~foo() {} // yow, let's define foo's destructor in derived class bar!
};

main () { }
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CC 1.2.1 obviously complains that ~foo declared in bar is an error!

Doug
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