Re: virtual table pointer confused
On May 10, 11:56 am, Stuart Redmann <DerTop...@web.de> wrote:
On 10 Mai, dost wrote:
please see the following code.
class A
{
public:
virtual void F1(){printf("\nclass A :: F1() ");}}=
;
class B : public A
{
public:
virtual void F2(){printf("\nclass B :: F1() ");}
};
int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
A *pA = new A(); //
B *pB = new B(); // Question A
}
Hi
In the above code i was looking for virtual table pointer values on
both statement.
1 A *pA = new A(); here i see when object is created a ne=
w vptr is
created and it has the address in static array for function A ::
F1().
2. B *pB = new B(); here i see the vptr address is different whi=
ch is
obvious and the address and entry of A :: F1(). But i cant see the
entry of function B :: F2().
thank you
where is the entry of B :: F2().
You should be a bit more specific about your problem. I guess that you
mean that you cannot see the vtable-entries for B::F2 in the debugger
window of MS Visual Studio 20XX. This is by design.
Regards,
Stuart
@stuart i am sorry for that. well you are right its about looking in
debugger window.
So can to tell me another way of checking the entries in vptr.
thakyou
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