// File: ex7-14.cpp - Why a Virtual destructor? Here's why!

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;


class X
{
  public:
	 X(void) { cout << "X constructor called\n"; }
	 virtual ~X(void) { cout << "X destructor called\n"; }
};


class A : public X
{
  public:
  	 A(void) { cout << "A constructor called\n"; }
	 ~A(void) { cout << "A destructor called\n"; }
};


int main(void)
{
  X* ptrX;

  ptrX = new X;
  delete ptrX;

  cout << endl;

  ptrX = new A;
  delete ptrX;
  return 0;
}