In the C++ programming language, dominance implies a specific behaviour of symbol disambiguation in virtual inheritance.

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  • In the C++ programming language, dominance implies a specific behaviour of symbol disambiguation in virtual inheritance. Consider the following example: class Parent public: void function; class Child1 : public virtual Parent public: void function; class Child2 : public virtual Parent class Grandchild : public Child1, public Child2 public: Grandchild function; In the Grandchild call to function, Child1::function is implied, because Child1 is derived from Parent and thus Child1::function "dominates" Parent::function.
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  • In the C++ programming language, dominance implies a specific behaviour of symbol disambiguation in virtual inheritance.
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  • Dominance (C++)
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