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Required Base Class Member Functions

Notation

Symbol	Meaning
Base	The base type corresponding to AD < Base >
b	An object of type bool
i	An object of type int
s	An object of type size_t
d	An object of type double
x	An object of type const Base &
y	An object of type const Base &
z	An object of type Base

Constructors

Default

Base z

int

Base z ( i )

size_t

Base z ( s )

double

Base z ( d )

Copy

Base z ( x )

Unary Operators

For op equal to + , - the following operation must be supported:

z = op x

Assignment Operators

For op equal to = , += , -= , *= , and /= the following operation must be supported:

z op x

Binary Operators

For op equal to + , - , * , and / the following operation must be supported:

z = x op y

Bool Operators

For op equal to == , != , the following operation must be supported:

b = x op y

Example

See the heading Class Definition in base_alloc .