If we have a C++ Class “MyLynxbee” declared in header file mylynxbee.h as below,
class MyLynxbee
{
public:
MyLynxbee();
virtual int helloworld();
}
and if we try to compile this code, we may get compilation error as,
error: 'MyLynxbee' has virtual functions but non-virtual destructor [-Werror,-Wnon-virtual-dtor]
Solution :
Make sure you update the header and add virtual destructor as,
class MyLynxbee
{
public:
MyLynxbee();
virtual int helloworld();
virtual ~MyLynxbee();
}
And also add corresponding descructor in C++ class code as,
MyLynxbee::~MyLynxbee()
{
}
Now, if you compile the same code. You will not see this error.