Re: GCC error? (was: How to you access a nested template class?)

That's strange then - well here is the exact code I'm
compiling. Perhaps if someone else using GCC can test it as
well to see whether it's a compiler issue?

#include <cassert>
#include <map>

template < typename T >
class typemap {

   typedef void (*id) ( void );
   template < typename A >
   static
   void type_identifier ( void ) {}

   std::map< id, T > data;

public:
   template < typename A >
   T const & value ( void ) const {
     return ( data[ &type_identifier<A> ] );
   }

   template < typename A >
   T & value ( void ) {
     return ( data[ &type_identifier<A> ] );
   }
};

template <typename X>
int m ( void ) {
    typemap<int> table;
    table.value<char>() = 2;
    table.value<int>() = 1;
    assert( table.value<char>() == 2 );
    assert( table.value<int>() == 1 );
}

int main ( void ) {
    m<int>();
}

$ g++ -o t t.cpp
t.cpp: In function `int m()':
t.cpp:32: syntax error before `>' token
t.cpp:33: syntax error before `>' token
t.cpp:34: syntax error before `>' token
t.cpp:35: syntax error before `>' token
$ g++ --version
g++-gcc-3.2.3 (GCC) 3.2.3

I've also tried it with GCC 3.3.4 with the same result.