Hi @MrRobot,

Glad you figured it out. So please mark this topic as SOLVED now.

Thanks!

PS: If you want to move a topic later, just ask a moderator to do so (if you can't do yourself).

I meant that you can write as an inline (in the class declaration) or not, but the compiler can never inline the code (as it's a call trough the virtual table). And of course virtual and inline are mutually exclusive as modifiers in the declaration.

Basically:

class A { virtual void a() {} }

is the same as

class A { virtual void a(); } void A::a() { }