Thanks for reply !
I look into the disassembly instructions ,it show me that the call
procedure of B::func() own its stack frame ,and its first
instruction is push %ebp .
so It is not dealed as a inline .
2013/8/20 Jonathan Wakely <jwakely.gcc@xxxxxxxxx>:
> On 20 August 2013 06:02, Hatt Tom wrote:
>> hi:
>> Here is my example :
>>
>> class A { inline func();}
>>
>> class B:public A ;
>
> This code is not even valid C++.
>
>> If B calls func() ,is it dealed as inline ,which has no frame ?
>> if I want to share one inline function from base class , what is the
>> best mothod ?
>
> Yes, A::func() is an inline function. It is visible to the derived
> class, but it is not accessible because it's private. If you make it
> public or protected it will be accessible.
>
> This question is not about GCC so you should find a forum about
> learning C++ to ask this sort of question, e.g. stackoverflow.com
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