#include <Copy_Disabled.h>
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ACE_Copy_Disabled (void) | |
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ACE_Copy_Disabled (const ACE_Copy_Disabled &) | |
ACE_Copy_Disabled & | operator= (const ACE_Copy_Disabled &) |
Classes used to control OS and other resources are not "canonical", i.e. they have their copy constructor and assignment operators disabled. This is often done by making the copy constructor and assignment operators private, effectively disallowing copying by clients of the class (including derived classes). If the copy constructor and assingment operators are left unimplemented then the class itself cannot make any copies of its instances, because it would result in link errors.
To use this class simply use private inheritance:
class Foo : private ACE_Copy_Disabled { // code here };
Definition at line 49 of file Copy_Disabled.h.
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Default constructor.
Definition at line 19 of file Copy_Disabled.cpp.
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