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Message: [QUOTE="Victor Bazarov, post: 2569826"] This is called "a copy constructor", not "default copy constructor" There is no such thing as a "default destructor". There is always only one destructor. Probably just a typo. Should be: Foo &operator=(const Foo& f); And this is actually called "copy assignment operator". Yes. Yes. There is no "default" operator* for a class. If the class doesn't define its own 'new' and 'delete', the global ones are used. Also, there is no action you can take to make compiler omit those, so we usually don't count them. You *can* do something to make compiler not to generate a default c-tor, a copy-c-tor, or a copy-assignment-op. V [/QUOTE]