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   From: troplin@bluewin.ch   
      
   Seungbeom Kim  wrote:   
   > On 2013-02-28 04:16, omveer wrote:   
   >> Thanks to Tobias Müller. I got below response.   
      
   That was in comp.lang.c++...   
      
   >> class D : public B, public C   
   >> {   
   >> public:   
   >>      // D() : B(), C() {}      // -> Error, the A subobject   
   >>                                  // is the same for B and C   
   >>                                  // and can only be   
   >>                                  // constructed once. But use   
   >>                                  // A() or A(4)?   
   >   
   > This is not an error, because it needs to construct A and the default   
   > constructor of A is accessible from D. It doesn't matter how the c'tors   
   > of B and C are defined to construct A; they are simply ignored.   
      
   Good catch, that was a bad example. But I think the OP still got the point.   
      
   Tobi   
      
      
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