On (22 Apr 97) Cameron Clark wrote to Balog Pal...
 BP> So class {public:   ... } is the same as struct, and struct
 CC> {private: ... } is the same as class.
 CC>     Structs don't have auto executed constructors/destructors that are
 CC>     called all the way down/and up the inheritence chain, do they?
Yes, they do.
 CC>     Do struct have inheritence and polymophic capabilities?
 CC>     Late binding? etc. etc.
Yes.  As Balog said, the _only_ difference between `class' and `struct'
in C++ is that in a class, visibility defaults to private, while in a
struct, visibility defaults to public.  There is _no_ other difference
at all.
    Later,
    Jerry.
... The Universe is a figment of its own imagination.
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