C class is one derived from class CBase.
The CBase class has the following main characteristics:
* Data members are always zeroed upon construction if an object is created on the heap because operator new() is overloaded.
* CBase has a virtual destructor
* CBase has private copy constructor and assignment operator Thus, the following characteristics of C classes arise:
* They should always be allocated on the heap to ensure zero-initialization.
* They inherit the virtual destructor of the base class, so can be guaranteed to be cleaned up correctly.
* They need an explicit copy constructor or assignment operator if there is clear intention that a particular class will support copying C classes typically have ownership of other C classes or resources that need cleanup. Since these resources often have non-trivial construction and, because of the possibility that a leave might occur during the construction process, C classes typically use the two-phase construction idiom.
The CBase class has the following main characteristics:
* Data members are always zeroed upon construction if an object is created on the heap because operator new() is overloaded.
* CBase has a virtual destructor
* CBase has private copy constructor and assignment operator Thus, the following characteristics of C classes arise:
* They should always be allocated on the heap to ensure zero-initialization.
* They inherit the virtual destructor of the base class, so can be guaranteed to be cleaned up correctly.
* They need an explicit copy constructor or assignment operator if there is clear intention that a particular class will support copying C classes typically have ownership of other C classes or resources that need cleanup. Since these resources often have non-trivial construction and, because of the possibility that a leave might occur during the construction process, C classes typically use the two-phase construction idiom.
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