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Hello all,

Does anyone know why can I not put the call to the constructor of a base within the body of the derived class constructor? Here an example:


class A
{
int a;
public:
...

I'm not very familiar with the boost library and not keen on mixing that in now.

I was wondering if there is any more "standard" solution?

Yes, my objects are too big to be OK to copy

I think there is a missunderstanding here:

The problem is not that I am not passing the container as reference to functions, but that I do not want to copy on insertion and thus use containers of...

you can put it that way

I do not want to go to every function and change

my_vector_of_obgects[i]

to

*(my_vector_of_pointers_to_obgects[i])

But objects are copied on insertion into containers

Of course I meant vector<C*> it was a typing mistake, sorry.

Vectors of references do not exist. The reason is that a reference is just an alternative name for an object, so that makes no sense.
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Hello,

I have writen a lot of functions working on containers of objects. Now I've decided it's better not to copy the objects in the containers, but to use conteiners of pointers.

Is there...