Inheritance problem.. again..

Hi guys, I still having a trouble with the following inheritance/interface code: ResourceEntry.h

class IResourceData
{
	public:

		IResourceData() {};
		~IResourceData() {};
};

class IResourceEntry
{
public:
	virtual bool Create(IResourceEntry *data); // Can be overriden for simple resource types

	virtual void Destroy() = 0;
	
	virtual int LoadResource(char *filename, FILE *file) = 0;
	virtual int SaveResource(char *filename, FILE *file) = 0;

	IResourceEntry *GetData()
	{ return m_pData; };

	eResourceEntryType GetResourceType()
	{ return m_eResourceType; };

public:
	IResourceEntry();
	virtual ~IResourceEntry();

protected:
	IResourceEntry *m_pData;
	eResourceEntryType m_eResourceType;
};

TextureResource

class CTextureResourceData : public IResourceData
{
public:
	FIBITMAP		*m_hFI;	// A user can actually operate on this entry by using FreeImage library functions (see freeimage.h)

	FREE_IMAGE_FORMAT m_TexFmt;	// DO NOT CHANGE THIS!

	
	CTextureResourceData()
	{
		m_hFI = NULL;
		m_TexFmt = FIF_UNKNOWN;
	};

	~CTextureResourceData() {};
};

class CTextureResourceEntry : public IResourceEntry
{
public:

	bool Create(CTextureResourceData *data)
	{ return Create(data); };

	void Destroy();

	virtual void GenTex(int params, ...) {};

	virtual int LoadResource(char *filename, FILE *file);
	virtual int SaveResource(char *filename, FILE *file);

	void CreateAlphaChannel(RGBA color);

public:
	CTextureResourceEntry()
	{
		Create(new CTextureResourceData);
		m_eResourceType = RESOURCETYPE_TEXTURE; 
	};

	virtual ~CTextureResourceEntry();

private:
	string			m_strTexFilename;			// File name

};

The problem is, when I create a CTextureResourceEntry (thru new operator to a pointer), it calls IResourceEntry constructor - and that''s I don''t need to happen. How can I go around it so it calls ONLY ITS OWN constructor? E.g CTextureResourceEntry will be calling ONLY its constructor, and other classes derived from CTextureResourceEntry ( say, CMaterialResourceEntry) will also be calling only thier constructor and not the derived ones? Thanks. " Do we need us? "

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