I basically want to do multiple inheritance with mixins. No, you probably don't. Some degree of "IMO" here, but in C++, multiple inheritance is generally an indicator of flawed design.

Multiple interface inheritance allows an object to inherit many different method signatures with the caveat that the inheriting object must implement those inherited methods.

Why is multiple inheritance so abhorred? MI can be a powerful feature when executed correctly, but it's hard to master.

Though Java prevents multiple inheritance, some circumstances warrant its use. In this article, author Thomas Hammell illustrates a technique for simulating multiple inheritance in a Web-based ...

Let’s look at the C++ code used to test the timing to walk through inheritance and virtual functions. The parent is the class PinOutputAbstract. It represents an output pin on an Arduino: ...