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Do implicitly generated copy-assignment operators count?
#1
Rule 12-8-2 states:
Quote:The copy assignment operator shall be declared protected or private in an abstract class.
Does this prohibition also include the implicitly generated copy assignment operator? When implicitly generated, ISO C++, 12.8, p. 10, states:
Quote:An implicitly-declared copy assignment operator is an inline public member of its class.
So, does the following code comply with rule 12-8-2:
Code:
class A
    {
    virtual void b() = 0;
    };
?
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#2
Yes, as by default they are public. The code does not comply with 12-8-2 as the copy assignment operator is not private or protected
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