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Subject: Re: Q: Performance for public vs protected data in C++ (OT)

Author: Nagendra Singh Tomar

Date: 21:50:22 10/17/02

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I hope this is in connection to some chess software :-)

Anyway, I don;t see any reason for that .. Compiler checks the access rights at
the time of compilation to see any illegal accesses. Once the code is compiled
there is no difference between private/public/protected

\tomar

• Re: Q: Performance for public vs protected data in C++ (OT) Jeremiah Penery 21:54:56 10/17/02
  • Re: Q: Performance for public vs protected data in C++ (OT) Peter Fendrich 01:37:11 10/18/02
    • Re: Q: Performance for public vs protected data in C++ (OT) Daniel Clausen 01:43:04 10/18/02
      • Re: Q: Performance for public vs protected data in C++ (OT) Peter Fendrich 05:36:08 10/18/02
        • Re: Q: Performance for public vs protected data in C++ (OT) Daniel Clausen 06:13:27 10/18/02
          • Re: Q: Performance for public vs protected data in C++ (OT) Dave Gomboc 12:14:37 10/19/02
      • Re: Q: Performance for public vs protected data in C++ (OT) Uri Blass 03:27:22 10/18/02
        • Re: Q: Performance for public vs protected data in C++ (OT) Daniel Clausen 04:55:48 10/18/02
  • Re: Q: Performance for public vs protected data in C++ (OT) Nagendra Singh Tomar 22:46:48 10/17/02
    • Re: Q: Performance for public vs protected data in C++ (OT) Gerd Isenberg 06:03:31 10/18/02
  • Re: Q: Performance for public vs protected data in C++ (OT) Dan Andersson 22:18:30 10/17/02

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