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@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ A Special_C++_feature, if present, indicates one of the following, all illustrat
* If the special feature's declaration simply starts with a C++ class name, followed by the associated file name, it indicates that the Eiffel feature will call a C++ member function (also known as a "method") from that class. The name of the member function is by default the same as the name of the Eiffel feature; as usual, you can specify a different name through the alias clause of the external declaration.
* If the declaration starts with <code>static</code>, it indicates a call to a C++ static function.
* If the declaration starts with <code>new</code>, it indicates a call to one of the constructors in the C++ class, which will create a new instance of that class and apply to it the corresponding constructor function.
* If the declaration starts with <code>delete</code>, it indicates a call to a destructor from the C++ class. In this case the Eiffel class may inherit [[ref:/libraries/base/reference/memory_chart|MEMORY]] and redefine the dispose procedure to execute the destructor operations whenever the Eiffel objects are garbage-collected.
* If the declaration starts with <code>delete</code>, it indicates a call to a destructor from the C++ class. In this case the Eiffel class may inherit [[ref:libraries/base/reference/memory_chart|MEMORY]] and redefine the dispose procedure to execute the destructor operations whenever the Eiffel objects are garbage-collected.
* If the declaration starts with <code>data_member</code>, it indicates access to a data member (attribute in Eiffel terminology) from the C++ class.
The rest of the possible components are the same as in the C interface: Signature to specify types for arguments and results; possible Include file.