klotz@parc.xerox.com (09/14/89)
In g++ The message % g++ mu.cc -o mu In function int main (): mu.cc:25: member `top' belongs to MI-distinct base classes `report' Shouldn't this message be the other way around, since "top" is a class and "report" is a member? Also, it took me a while to figure out out that "MI" means "multiple-inheritance," but I'm still not sure exactly what "MI-distinct" means. (I do understand the error itself -- in fact, I was trying what would happen.) Leigh. #include <stdio.h> struct top { int a = 0; virtual int report() { return a; }; }; struct top_left : public top { int a = 1; }; struct top_right : public top { int a = 2; }; struct bottom : public top_left, public top_right { int b; }; main() { bottom x; printf("%d\n", x.report()); }