Abstraction Mechanisms, Part 2

Page 1	Inheritance	Page 21	Is repeated inheritance possible?
Page 2	Inheritance in C++	Page 22	Is repeated inheritance possible? No!
Page 3	Inheritance: Constructors and destructors	Page 23	Member access: private, public and protected
Page 4	Examples of inheritance: Constructors and destructors	Page 24	Base class access: private, public and protected
Page 5	Inheritance: Copying and slicing	Page 25	Base class access
Page 6	Virtual Functions	Page 26	Base class access - the C++ rules
Page 7	Examles with virtual functions	Page 27	Base class access - Examples
Page 8	Destructors and Inheritance - Virtual Destructors	Page 28	Discussion: No single most general class in C++
Page 9	Hiding inherited names	Page 29	Templates
Page 10	Abstract Classes	Page 30	Templates - overview
Page 11	What about interfaces in C++?	Page 31	Templates versus generics in Java, C# and C++
Page 12	What about nested classes in C++?	Page 32	Class templates in C++
Page 13	What about prevention of derivation in C++?	Page 33	Example - Point<C>
Page 14	Pointer to members	Page 34	Example - Point<C,dim,default_value>
Page 15	Multiple Inheritance	Page 35	Function templates
Page 16	Multiple inheritance - issues	Page 36	Policies with Templates
Page 17	Multiple inheritance - issues and C++ solutions	Page 37	Example of Policies with Templates
Page 18	Multiple inheritance: Ambiguities	Page 38	Template Specialization
Page 19	Replicated base class	Page 39	Example - Specialization of Point<C> to Point<char>
Page 20	Shared base class: Virtual bases	Page 40	Specialization of class templates - complete and partial