Code Fixing

/fix-review " {
    "severity": "High",
    "ruleId": "G.CLS.06-CPP",
    "ruleDescription": "Do not call virtual functions in constructors or destructors.",
    "file": "src/Base.cpp",
    "line": "4",
    "issueDetails": "A base class constructor calls the virtual function Initialize(). When a derived object is constructed, the base constructor is called first. At this time, the object's derived part is not yet constructed, and the virtual function table still points to the base class. Therefore, Initialize() calls Base::Initialize() instead of Derived::Initialize(), resulting in the failure to implement polymorphic behavior. In addition, the Derived constructor calls Initialize() again (line 28), so Initialize() is called twice (the base version is called first, and then the derived version). This is not the expected behavior.",
    "fixSuggestion": "Extract the initialization logic required in the constructor as a non-virtual function (for example, private InitImpl). Alternatively, directly perform the initialization required by the base class in the Base constructor instead of calling a virtual function. For example:\n\n// Solution 1: Extract the initialization logic as a non-virtual private function. \nBase::Base(const std::string& n) : name(n) {\n    DoBaseInit(); // Non-virtual function \n}\n\nvoid Base::DoBaseInit() {\n    std::cout << \"Base Initialize for \" << name << \"\\n\";\n}\n\n// Solution 2: Directly perform initialization in each constructor without indirectly calling a virtual function. \nBase::Base(const std::string& n) : name(n) {\n    std::cout << \"Base Initialize for \" << name << \"\\n\";\n}\n\nDerived::Derived(const std::string& n, int v) : Base(n), value(v) {\n    std::cout << \"Derived Initialize for \" << name << \" with value \" << value << \"\\n\";\n}"
  }"

/fix-codeartscheck-batch D:\TestCode\codecheck-result1.json codecheck-result2.json