Top "Pure-virtual" questions

A virtual function that must be implemented by every non-abstract derived class.

Why is a pure virtual function initialized by 0?

We always declare a pure virtual function as: virtual void fun () = 0 ; I.e., it is always assigned to 0. What I …

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How to resolve "pure virtual method called"

I understand why this is happening, but I'm stuck trying to resolve it...here is what my code is doing …

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What is the purpose of __cxa_pure_virtual?

Whilst compiling with avr-gcc I have encountered linker errors such as the following: undefined reference to `__cxa_pure_virtual' I've …

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Undefined symbols "vtable for ..." and "typeinfo for..."?

Nearly the final step but still some strange erros.... bash-3.2$ make g++ -Wall -c -g Myworld.cc g++ -Wall -g …

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What are the uses of pure virtual functions in C++?

I'm learning about C++ in a class right now and I don't quite grok pure virtual functions. I understand that …

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Pure Virtual Method Called

EDIT: SOLVED I'm working on a multi-threaded project right now where I have a base worker class, with varying worker …

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C++ pure virtual function have body

Pure virtual functions (when we set = 0) can also have a function body. What is the use to provide a function …

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C++'s pure virtual function implementation and header files

I'm having some trouble implementing pure virtual functions inherited from some abstract class, when the classes in question are divided …

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call to pure virtual function from base class constructor

I have a base class MyBase that contains a pure virtual function: void PrintStartMessage() = 0 I want each derived class to …

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The constructor function in a pure virtual class should be "protected" or "public"?

The following example is from the book "Inside C++ object model" class Abstract_base { public: virtual ~Abstract_base () = 0; virtual void …

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