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  1. 21st January 2008, 10:06 #1
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    Unhappy Magic of Virtual Mechanism in C++

    Hi ,


    Can any anybody explain "Internal process of virtual mechanism " in C++..?
    In detail ..!!!!

    thanks in advance
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    Default Re: Magic of Virtual Mechanism in C++

    Find a copy of Lippman's "Inside the C++ Object Model".
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    Default Re: Magic of Virtual Mechanism in C++

    Quote Originally Posted by joseph View Post
    Hi ,


    Can any anybody explain "Internal process of virtual mechanism " in C++..?
    In detail ..!!!!

    thanks in advance
    Follow http://www.cauniversity.org/node/382
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