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C++11 final classes

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Are C++11 final classes really final, or is it still possible to define a derived class through some hack without violating language rules?

It seems we devirtualize calls to virtual members of final classes in some cases, so I assume final is really final, but I'm not sure. :-)

posted Oct 14, 2013 by Jagan Mishra

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It's intended to be really final, so devirtualization is allowed.

answer Oct 14, 2013 by Mandeep Sehgal
I say "intended" because people manage to do some highly unexpected things within the rules of the language, but I haven't seen any ways of "breaking" final, and I think they'd be against the spirit of the standard, if not the letter.
commented Oct 14, 2013 by Anderson
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