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From: jason@cygnus.com (Jason Merrill)
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>>>>> John Max Skaller <maxtal@physics.su.OZ.AU> writes:

> 	All class types have destructors, if not user written then compiler
> generated. In both cases the destructor may be 'trivial', that is, be
> optimisable to nothing.

I disagree.  If a class has a base or member with a destructor, the
compiler will generate one; otherwise, it won't.  There is a lot of text in
[class.dtor] which talks about classes with or without destructors.

Jason