Fergus Henderson wrote:

> If you declare a class as final, then it must be a concrete class,

Even if it's common-sens, it would be a new requirement (at least
I haven't seen it stated yet):

final class X {
     virtual ~X () = 0;
};

Silly, but why not ?

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Valentin Bonnard


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