#include <Serialization.h>
In dynamic type serialization, an object can be stored and restored via a pointer to a base class. That is, if one has class B that is inherited from class A, dynamic type serialization allows one to write the contents of B via a pointer to A. In order to be dynamically serializable, a class or a parent class of a class must implement this interface.
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| virtual | ~Serializable () |
| A virtual destructor is needed to make sure all subclasses have a vtable. | |
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A virtual destructor is needed to make sure all subclasses have a vtable. Otherwise the rtti system does not work correctly. |