memory layouts of C++ classes

tomtzigt@frc602.intel.com (Theodore Omtzigt - MAP-Folsom)
Fri, 12 Aug 1994 16:57:14 GMT

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From: tomtzigt@frc602.intel.com (Theodore Omtzigt - MAP-Folsom)
Keywords: C++, design, question
Organization: Intel Corporation
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Date: Fri, 12 Aug 1994 16:57:14 GMT

After walking the heap to reverse engineer the memory layout
of a class in MFC, I figured this forum might provide a better
answer. How does a C++ compiler build the memory layout of a class
and a derived class? Also, what is the difference in memory layout
of a regular C++ compiler and the memory layouts used by SOM compilers
to provide binary consistency? Thanks in advance,


Theo
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