/vmm - Declare Multiple Inheritance

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This option specifies the most general representation of a pointer to a member of a class to be one that uses multiple inheritance. This representation is larger than that required for single inheritance. Use the /vmm option with the /vmg - Use Full Generality for Pointers option.

If you use a virtual inheritance model of a class definition for which you declare a pointer to a member, the compiler generates an error.

The corresponding argument to the pointers_to_members pragma is multiple_inheritance.

See Also

About Microprocessor Compilers | ARM Guide | Hitachi Guide | MIPS Guide | /vmg - Use Full Generality for Pointers | /vms - Declare Single Inheritance | /vmv - Declare Virtual Inheritance

 Last updated on Thursday, April 08, 2004

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