Subj : Re: struct vs class in C++
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : "Warren Wo" <yfwo@hotmail.com>
Date : Sat Jun 28 2003 02:49 pm


"Thomas Maeder [TeamB]" <maeder@glue.ch> wrote in message
news:m2brwjpnoc.fsf@madbox2.local...
> "Warren Wo" <yfwo@hotmail.com> writes:
>
> > What's the difference between a struct and a class in C++?
>
> The default access to members. In struct, members are public unless you
> specify otherwise; in class, they are private by default.
What then about default construct , copy-construct or assignment operator in
struct? Does the compiler(borland 5.5) creat defualt assignment operator
automatically when a struct is declared?
For example:
struct oneStruct{
     int data;
    int* dataPtr;
};

oneStruct s1,s2;
  pseudocode: initialize s1
s2  =  s1;       // does a function "operator = () " is called here?

Thanks.

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