How is inheritance implemented at the memory level?

Question

Suppose I have

class A           { public: void print(){cout<<\"A\"; }};
class B: public A { public: void print(){cout<<\"B\"; }};
class C: public A         


        

Answer 1

Check out the C++ ABI for any questions regarding the in-memory layout of things. It's labelled "Itanium C++ ABI", but it's become the standard ABI for C++ implemented by most compilers.