Member offsets in multiple inheritance

[pieniek <edek.pienkowski@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,

I have always though, that given a pointer to an object, members are at 
(this) + (member-offset). But this cannot be true for multiple 
inheritance, no?

Example:

struct A {
   int x,y;
}

struct B {
   int a, b, c;
}

struct C : public A, public B {}

int func (B* b, B* actuallyCinstance) {	
    return b->b + actuallyCinstance->b;
}

How is the B::b member accessed, especially b->b when b is B? What is 
the cost of that (x86_64)?

Thanks,
Edek