Required Base Class Member Functions

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Notation

Symbol	Meaning
`Base`	The base type corresponding to `AD<Base>`
`b`	An object of type `bool` `i`	An object of type `int` `s`	An object of type `size_t`
`d`	An object of type `double`
`x`	An object of type `const Base&`
`y`	An object of type `const Base&`
`z`	An object of type `Base`

Constructors

Default
Base z

int
Base z(i)

size_t
Base z(s)

double
Base z(d)

Copy
Base z(x)

Unary Operators
For op equal to +, - the following operation must be supported:



    z = op x

Assignment Operators
For op equal to = , +=, -=, *=, and /= the following operation must be supported:



    z op x

Binary Operators
For op equal to +, -, *, and / the following operation must be supported:



    z = x op y

Bool Operators
For op equal to ==, !=, <=, the following operation must be supported:



    b = x op y

Example
See the heading Class Definition in base_alloc .

Input File: omh/base_require/base_member.omh