Compile, please, and run two simple patterns. ( Definitions of classes are
equal for both cases). As you will see the output will be different. I compiled
this patterns with four other compilers ( Microsoft 7 and 3 different UNIX-
based C++ compilers) - the output is equal in both patterns as it should be.
Who can explain why Borland gives different outputs?

My e-mail address: vladgil@research.petrol.unsw.edu.au

     Thanks in advance
                             V. Gilbourd
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#include <iostream.h>
class base
{ public:
             base() {cout<<"base-const ";}
    virtual ~base() {cout<<"base-destr ";}
};
class son : public base
{ public:
    son() {cout<<"son-const ";}
   ~son() {cout<<"son-destr ";}
};
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   Pattern 1          *  Pattern 2
main()                *  main()
{  cout<<endl;        *  {  cout<<endl;
   base *pp;          *     base *pp;
   pp = new son[1];   *     pp = new son;
   delete [] pp;      *     delete pp;
}                     *   }
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Compile, please, and run two simple patterns. ( Definitions of classes are
equal for both cases). As you will see the output will be different. I compiled
this patterns with four other compilers ( Microsoft 7 and 3 different UNIX-
based C++ compilers) - the output is equal in both patterns as it should be.
Who can explain why Borland gives different outputs?

My e-mail address: vladgil@research.petrol.unsw.edu.au

     Thanks in advance
                             V. Gilbourd
*******************************************
#include <iostream.h>
class base
{ public:
             base() {cout<<"base-const ";}
    virtual ~base() {cout<<"base-destr ";}
};
class son : public base
{ public:
    son() {cout<<"son-const ";}
   ~son() {cout<<"son-destr ";}
};
****************************************
   Pattern 1          *  Pattern 2
main()                *  main()
{  cout<<endl;        *  {  cout<<endl;
   base *pp;          *     base *pp;
   pp = new son[1];   *     pp = new son;
   delete [] pp;      *     delete pp;
}                     *   }
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