Noncopyable Class Reference
Detailed Description
Noncopyable is a handy utility mix-in base class that makes any class derived from it non-copyable.
Rather than explicitly disabling the copy constructor and assignment operator for a class by declaring them private and leaving them unimplemented, deriving from this class has the same effect. The compiler cannot generate a copy constructor or assignment operator for a class derived from Noncopyable because Noncopyable's are private and unimplemented.
#include <Noncopyable.h>
Inheritance diagram for Noncopyable:
Protected Member Functions |
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| Noncopyable () | |
| ~Noncopyable () | |
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Noncopyable | ( | ) | [inline, protected] |
{};
| ~Noncopyable | ( | ) | [inline, protected] |
{};
