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   From: no.spam.here@its.invalid   
      
   On 11/4/2011 4:39 PM, Frank Bergemann wrote:   
   > It works (somehow).   
   > But i have still a problem.   
   > I can't disable copy c'tor for class ArgCommon and the classes derived   
   > from it   
   > (prepared but disabled in code below).   
   > However, actually the object to track (function argument) is not   
   > copied - already know.   
   > So it might not be needed to disable copy c'tor for ArgCommon and   
   > derived classes(?!)   
   >   
   > Can you help me, please?   
   > - many thanks!   
   >   
      
   For C++11, use the "= delete" notation, you have commented out.   
      
   For C++03, declare the copy ctor private, and do not provide an   
   implementation.  This is the standard method for removing a   
   copy ctor.   
      
   Please be careful, you should obey the rule of 3, and probably   
   disable the assignment operator as well.   
      
      
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