Multiple Inheritance for C++.¶
Stroustrup, B. (1989). Multiple Inheritance for C++. Proceedings of the Spring 1987 EUUG Conference, 2(4), 367-395.
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- Inheritance
- The pattern enables substrate-independent questions. What does the child inherit by default? — every method, allele, estate item, binding precedent. What is overridden, and why? — specialization, error correction, contextual fit, exception. Is the override compatible with substitutability? — can the child stand where the parent stood? What is the depth and width of the lineage? — deep inheritance is brittle, wide inheritance with shallow depth is more evolvable. Are there multiple parents? — the diamond problem in software, dual inheritance in evolution, multiple doctrines feeding one decision.
This sourceIntroduces multiple inheritance in C++ and the diamond/ambiguity problem it creates.
- The pattern enables substrate-independent questions. What does the child inherit by default? — every method, allele, estate item, binding precedent. What is overridden, and why? — specialization, error correction, contextual fit, exception. Is the override compatible with substitutability? — can the child stand where the parent stood? What is the depth and width of the lineage? — deep inheritance is brittle, wide inheritance with shallow depth is more evolvable. Are there multiple parents? — the diamond problem in software, dual inheritance in evolution, multiple doctrines feeding one decision.
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