c++ - Is there a way to flag (at compile time) "overridden" methods whose signatures don't match base signature? -


basically, want c# compiler functionality of override keyword in c++ code.

class base {    virtual int foo(int) const; };  class derived : public base {    virtual int foo(int); // wanted override base, forgot declare const }; 

as know, above code compile fine, yield strange runtime behavior. love c++ compiler catch poor implementation c#'s override keyword. there keywords "override" being introduced c++, or stuck #define override virtual show our intent? (actually, not - hate using preprocessor "extend" language).

if can't wait c++0x, visual c++ has override keyword. (since 2005 believe). there syntax is:

virtual int foo(int) override; 

you're not obliged type it, however. , non-standard microsoft extension.


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