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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 02/26/2015 07:45 PM, Marco van de
Voort wrote:<br>
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(I don't know how Delphi implements Corba interfaces, it had a own
broker
for some time)<br>
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Sorry, but I feel we are loosing tack of the original focus of this
thread: "what is a save replacement of multiple inheritance of
classes ? " <br>
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- Obviously interfaces do this job. <br>
<br>
- Seemingly this is independent of interfaces doing ref-counting. <br>
<br>
- Maybe other than with classes, ref-counting interfaces is rather
safe. <br>
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In other words: <b>language</b> disregarding external stuff
interfaces might <b>additionally</b> be useful to handle. <br>
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And hence the questions for me are<br>
- how are ref-counting and not ref counting interfaces
distinguished when the programmer wants to use either type ? (and
does this syntax make sense)<br>
- where/how is this clearly (disregarding external stuff interfaces
might <b>additionally</b> be useful to handle) documented ? <br>
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-Michael<br>
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