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by spacechild1
1414 days ago
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Luckily, GCC's vtable layout is compatible with COM, but that's because COM puts certain restrictions on how you write C++ classes. Most notably, you must not define a virtual destructor and you must not use overloaded virtual methods. It just so happens that the main difference between MSVC and GCC/Clang concern the implementation of virtual destructors (the former uses 1 entry, the latter uses 2 entries) and the vtable ordering of overloaded virtual methods. This means that COM is not affected! |
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