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On this recent thread... click jfclavette asks some example questions and one of them is... - Why should a destructor never be virtual in C++ ? I was wondering why this is, with my understanding, having a virtual deconstructor would cause the deconstructor of a class that was dirived from this class to be called. Which is really important... But, I didn't know if I was wrong or if this was a trick question. Thanks for the help