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     Compiler error C2650
 
     'operator' : cannot be a virtual function
 
     The specified operator was declared as virtual.
 
     The operators new and delete cannot be virtual because they are
     static member functions.
 
     The following is an example of this error:
 
          class A
          {
             virtual void* operator new( unsigned int ); // error
          };
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