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Public vs. protected vs. private inheritance
In C++ you have three kind of inheritance: public, protected and private. From a technical point of view, they differ in the visibility of methods of the derived class and therefore they influence the interface of the derived class. So, … Weiterlesen
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Private inheritance creates a “is implemented in terms of” relationship
In C++ we have three kind of inheritance: public, protected and private. Within a previous article I have shown the concepts of public inheritance. By using public inheritance, you can implement your software according to the object-oriented paradigm and create … Weiterlesen
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Public inheritance always creates an “is-a” relationship
The object-oriented paradigm defines inheritance as a relationship between two classes, were the derived class is a kind of the base class. This logical concept is independent of the programming language. Therefore, object-oriented languages will offer different implementations of this … Weiterlesen
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logger class in C++
Within this article I want to show some base implementation techniques and demonstrate them in the context of a logging class. The logging class should able to write logging information into a file. The file access should be thread safe. … Weiterlesen
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