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From: budd@fog.CS.ORST.EDU (Tim Budd)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: Re: private inheritance in G++ 1.39
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Date: 29 Jun 91 17:38:18 GMT
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>
>	The default destructor generated for the derived class calls
>the base class destructor, and it is public. So to accomplish what you
>want, just remove the One::~One; line.
>
>	This from ARM 12.4, pp 276 and 277 (also the sections named above).
>--
tesla 1% g++ -v
g++ version 1.39.1 (based on GCC 1.39)
tesla 2% g++ private.cc
private.cc: In function int main ():
private.cc:17: type `Two' is derived from private `One'
private.cc:18: type `Three' is derived from private `One'
tesla 3% cat private.cc
# include <std.h>

class One {
public:
	~One() {}
};

class Two : private One {
public:
};

class Three : public Two {
public:
};
main() {
Two x2;
Three x3;
}


So am I to assume you are under the impression that g++ 1.39 is broken in
this regard?