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Default ctor, etc generated by compiler for structs?
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[QUOTE="JohnQ, post: 2936021"] "Actually, the standard has a definition for "an identical class". It's called the "one definition rule". But I rather doubt that this is what JohnQ is talking about. (Of course, I'm not too sure what he's talking about. He seems to avoid precise vocabulary intentionally, just to create confusion.)" That's not true. If by "precise vocabulary" you mean terminology specificly used in the standard, well the standard is hardly bedtime reading material for me and not from where I learned C++ from either. "Anyway, someone else has already posted the definition of POD, which is about the only real categorization which is recognized by the standard. (And I know you know that.)" It would be nice to see the formal definition. John [/QUOTE]
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