Hi all,
If i have this
header:
class MyClass
{
public:
MyClass(char* someString, AnimalObject& value);
private:
void SomeMethod();
etc...
AnimalObject& a;
DogObject & d;
};
Implementation:
MyClass::MyClass(char* somestring, AnimalObject& value): a(somestring,value), d(a)
my question is:
can a(somestring,value) always get executed first then d(a). Or there is total depending on the compiler
Thx
Order of execution in class initialization
Nalpam
The order of execution in the inialization list depends on the declaration order.
You declare a first, so a(somestring,value) will always get executed before d(a).