Hi, I had a breakpoint in the constructor, so I know it wasn't called. Also had some print statements in there. It's a non trivial function, so it shouldn't be optimized out and I'm also building debug. I'll try and extract it from the project and post a concrete example. thanks, wes On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 2:18 PM, John Fine <johnsfine@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Can you provide a complete example? > > As you described it, the constructor should be called. But you haven't > given enough information for anyone to duplicate the situation in which the > constructor isn't called. > > Was the definition of the constructor provided in the same compilation or > was it external? If provided, how do you know it wasn't called (possibly > inlined and optimized to the point that you wouldn't know)? > > Wesley Smith wrote: >> >> At issue is that Tube<T>'s constructor isn't getting called when Clock >> is allocated on the stack. Is this compliant with the C++ standard? >> I thought all classes had their constructors called when instantiated >> as an object even as members of structs. Any ideas? >> >> >> > >
