how is code called

[density]

Please excuse the crazy amateur question but; this code is executing:

string
ldu1::duid_str() const
{  
   cout << "duid func LDU1";
   return string("LDU1");
}

I thought this is a definition. how is the function called?

[Notamongsheep]

Not sure, i probably shouldn't answer if I'm not sure.. but maybe that's a default constructor that's part of a class? Haha, like I said.. I'm probably wrong.. but just an idea.

[density]

heres the constructor:

ldu1::ldu1(const_bit_queue& frame_body) :
   voice_data_unit(frame_body)
{
}

its a public function. so is it possible that, somewhere in the family tree that this class is derived from, there is a call to this function that i have not found? that has to be it right?

[Notamongsheep]

Somewhere in the main program, an object of the class is making a call to the member function. That would be my guess.. it's hard to tell without the code. it might be possible you have a member funtion call in a member function, though.

[coder777]

I thought this is a definition. how is the function called?

Like so:

...
ldu1 x;
...
string y = x.duid_str();
...