A Critique of the Inheritance Principles of C++¶
Sakkinen, M. (1992). A Critique of the Inheritance Principles of C++. Computing Systems.
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- Yo-yo Problem
- The name describes this tracing burden, not a required number of levels, a complexity score, or an inevitable runtime error.
This sourceOriginal full paper inspected. Sakkinen describes the ordinary yo-yo lookup problem and distinguishes his exponential multiple-inheritance anomaly; he attributes the name to Taenzer and colleagues, whose exact 1989 wording was not independently verified.
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