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Really what is the overhead concept in c++?
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Nish Nishant 19-Jan-11 11:10am    
Do you mean overload? There's no C++ specific topic that can be represented by "overhead". Unless you mean what's the overhead (performance wise) in using C++ over C.
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-Jan-11 11:29am    
Nishant, I don't think so, it was the previous question "Operator overloading", followed by "Copy Constructor".
Those are all sub-standard question. Normally people read the manual first, trying to write/compile/run simple samples of few lines. I don't think the questions worth your guesswork.
Nish Nishant 19-Jan-11 11:31am    
I agree, there's very little effort put into these questions.
basementman 19-Jan-11 12:32pm    
Perhaps this is referring to the overhead of calling virtual member functions through an indirection (aka vtable)?

 
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Nish Nishant 19-Jan-11 11:31am    
He's already asked about operator overloading. So it's quite unlikely that that is what he's asking here.
There is no such concept so called "Over head concept". You miss something, elaborate...? :)
 
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