>I know that, in one way, inheritance is useful is eliminating a duplicate code. But I was wondering how much it is useful in terms of making the application .EXE smaller. Here is an example:
>Say I have a form class MyParent in one .vcx library.
>Then I create another .vcx library and store there a bunch of form classes like MyChild1, MyChild2, etc. all based on the class MyParent.
>If I didn’t have the MyParent class and simply created a bunch of form classes MyChild1, MyChild2, etc, would the size of the .EXE be much bigger?
No,
When you build your application VFP automatically will add that class into the project.
If you hide it somehow you will not be able to compile your project.
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