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@ -12,12 +12,10 @@ any object of their class. Consequently, they do not have a ti(this)
pointer. In fact, a static member function is completely comparable to a
i(global function), not associated with any class (i.e., in practice they
are. See the next section (ref(CALLINGCONVENTION)) for a subtle note). Since
static member functions do not require an associated object,
static
member functions declared in the public section of a class
interface may be called without specifying an object of its class. The
following example illustrates this characteristic of static member
functions:
static member functions do not require an associated object, static member
functions declared in the public section of a class interface may be called
without specifying an object of its class. The following example illustrates
this characteristic of static member functions:
verb(
class Directory
{