Completed Chapter 13 from the book, C++ Primer Plus Fifth Edition, by Stephen Prata. Studying this chapter highlighted an obscure compiler/linker error which most likely only occurs when progressively compiling. By that I mean, write some code, compile and check, write some code compile and check and so on. It was not pointed out by the text of the chapter. It caused me some grief, required some extra research but finally nutted it out. As a result I wrote an article/paper relating to this feature which I'll publish when my new site is up and running.

Commenced Chapter 14 which spouts on about Multiple Inheritance. Why on earth the developers thought there was a need for multiple inheritance is beyond me (at this time). It makes things unnecessarily complex. I'm sure where code has been written using Multiple Inheritance that it could be efficiently re-written using Single Inheritance and thus easier to comprehend.

Only 8 hours of study. Other time was devoted to developing my other site which will be more suited to this type of stuff.