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A Why not make all class functions virtual? |
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A There is overhead with the first virtual function in the creation of a v-table. After that, the overhead is trivial. Many C++ programmers feel that if one function is virtual, all others should be. Other programmers disagree, feeling that there should always be a reason for what you do. |
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Q If a function SomeFunc() is virtual in a base class and is also overloaded so as to take either an integer or two integers, and the derived class overrides the form taking one integer, what is called when a pointer to a derived object calls the two-integer form? |
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A The overriding of the one int form hides the entire base class function; thus you will get a compile error complaining that the function requires only one int. |
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