I am having trouble to create a MFC class that is a subclass of a class with multiple inheritance. I am wondering if MFC supports this? Here is the scenario:
Class A derives from CObject
Class B derives from CDialog
Class C derives from B and A
(so far so good, Class C works fine)
Class D derives from C
(In runtime, I got following message when OK button on object of class D is clicked)

Run-Time Check Failure #0 - The value of ESP was not properly saved across a function call. This is usually a result of calling a function declared with one ...

BTW, each derived class has DECLARE_DYNAMIC macro in header file

Let me answer the question myself.
Yes, I have run a test and proved it is ok to derive from a class that inherits multiple classes.

So what caused the error with ESP? I didn't want to respond without also knowing what might have been causing the problem.

Error was caused by wrong type of argument. It has nothing to do with inheritance.

CObject CDialog
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A B
\ /
C
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D

class A & B : public virtual CObject & CDialog.

I hope this help.