Besides textbook examples — in the real world — does it ever make sense to use multiple inheritance (where more than one of the base classes are not pure interfaces) in C++?
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Besides textbook examples — in the real world — does it ever make sense to use multiple inheritance (where more than one of the base classes are not pure interfaces) in C++?
It’s very common when using Policy-based design, for example.