What is the most basic class in C++

I hope this question is not too silly, but what is the most basic class in stan开发者_如何学Cdard C++? object? Object?

class MyObject : public object{  ...

and I get "Expected class-name before token{"

Is there any map, diagram or image that shows standard c++ classes inheritance? Something like this but for C++ ?

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There is no most basic class in C++ i.e. there is no common base class for all the classes.

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There is no fundamental object type in C++, unlike in e.g. Java.

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In Cocoa, the NSObject class is fundamental to the framework but not to the Objective-C language itself. In Objective-C, it is possible to create a root class by not deriving from anything (but in order to make it work you'll probably have to hack your way through runtime calls).

Similarly, some C++-based frameworks may define a root class that all other classes in that framework derive from, but it is specific to the framework, not the language.

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This is the simplest most basic class you can compile:

class Null
{
};

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Inheritance diagram for IOstream library is here. STL is a template library and doesn't use OOP.