Members

This section will provide an overview of the members that the resulting class has access to, some of which have already been mentioned previously in the text. Not all of the members actually belong to the final class. Instead, they belong to one of the baseclasses up in the hierarchy. For more information about the class-hierarchy, the user is referred to Section 6.1. Table 2 lists the members that could be helpful in defining the implementation of your routines.

Table 2: Members of the resulting algorithm-class and the (base-)class in which they are declared. Note: the access-rights are with respect to the final class. This means that a member that is public in its own class can be private in the inheriting class.