Hi Tom,
Try "virtual public T" in the derived class.
No effect, and I also tried adding virtual in the other places and that
doesn't change anything either. Of course, removing virtual in the base
class's inheritance of osg::Object results in errors about ambiguity, as
expected.
Perhaps I'm not the best placed to fix this warning - I need to read up
on virtual inheritance first. Anyone else have any ideas? Currently,
building osgAnimation.lib results in 90 warnings of this sort, and
building the osgAnimation examples gives 10 warnings each (for those
that include the osgAnimation/UpdateCallback header).
J-S
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