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Inside the C++ Object Model Stanley B. Lippman
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

"Inside the C++ Object Model" says that the offset of a data member in a class is always 1 more than the actual offset. As a side note theres a nice discussion Stanley Lippman makes in his book "Inside the C++ Obect Model", about not placing your variables at the beginning of the Function or scope in which they're defined ( that have multiple exit branches ), and to prefer putting them where they are actually used, due to the number of extra destructor calls and other compiler augmented code necessary for the C++ object model to work as expected. Implementation techniques for representing the "C++ object model". Understanding Internals whats happening when you declare classes. Layout Cost for Adding Encapsulation inheritance don't have cost. But virtual function and virtual base class will add extra cost. 1,default constructor constructionA default constructor synthesiszes only when the implementation needs it.When the implementation needs it?1.1,Member class object with default constructor.1.2,B. In terms of background references I have "Inside the C++ object model" by Stanley Lippman - dated but very useful. My question is: as per "Inside C++ Object Model" I don't need a copy constructor for the above class so when I am explicitly saying not to generate a copy constructor (using delete) why am I getting an error? Inside C++ Object Model by Stanley Lippman would help you.http://www.amazon.com/Inside-Obj How to write Efficient Programs in C++ - Step 3.