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[mdavis@rwii.com]

I have hunted through the archives and did not find an answer to the
question I have.  I might have missed it.  but, at any rate, I have a
question about the code generated for unions.

I have something like the following

module X
{
	enum Foo { a, b, c, d };

	struct Bar
	{
		Foo foo;
		long ID;
	};
	
	interface Baz
	{
		Bar func();
		void func(out Bar b);
	};

};


When I compile this, I get an warning from the compiler that is something
like the following :

FileSK.cc:962: warning: `class _0RL_pc_3d8d80dd09f4f202_70000000' has virtual functions but non-virtual destructor


When I look at the code, this related to the func() method.  Should I be
concerned about this?  It only seems to happen when have as a return type
either a union, or a struct that contains a union.



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