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How to make sure that you override an existing function

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17 Nov 20034 min read 136K   19  
An article on how you can make sure that you override an existing function in a base class, so that if the base class function is changed without your knowledge, you get an error.

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Bart Samwel is a professional C++ programmer. He is currently employed by Centric, a large IT company in The Netherlands. (Obligatory disclaimer: his articles here are a private matter, his employer has no responsibility for them.) Earlier, he has worked at Leiden University, where he has developed the Open Kernel Environment. Bart's home page can be found here.

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