Classes declared Final still use virtual functions
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| So by default all methods of a class get declared virtual when compiled to c++. But when I explicitly declare them Final in monkey shouldn't they be declared NOT virtual? (as they won't get extended anyway). Same with Methods btw. |
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| It would be great... if that were so |
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| Don't know .. should this be considered a bug? PS: It may not be a big deal, but declaring functions virtual means the compiler can't inline them which would be nice for classes like vectors. Here a quote from Stackoverflow's member Crashworks: Then I set up three 1024-vector arrays of these things (small enough to fit in L1) and ran a loop that added them to one another (A.x = B.x + C.x) 1000 times. I ran this with the functions defined as inline, virtual, and direct function calls, and the results were: inline: 8ms direct: 68ms virtual: 160ms |
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