Re: Inheritance and friendship

From:

Sam <sam@email-scan.com>

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comp.lang.c++

Date:

Thu, 08 Aug 2013 18:06:32 -0500

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Edoardo Tagome writes:

---- MaGoTest.hpp BEGIN ----

template <class T>
class Base
{

public:
    static void Build()
        {
                new T() ;
        }

} ;

template <class T>
class Der : public Base< T >
{

public:
    static void Build()
        {
                Base<T>::Build() ;
        }

} ;

class A : public Der< A >
{
        template <class T> friend class Base ;
        template <class T> friend class Der ;

This bug appears to be rather subtle.

Inside the scope of class A, 'Base' appears to resolve to the instantiated
Base template in the superclass.

Change this to:

template <class T> friend class ::Base ;
template <class T> friend class ::Der ;

And this should compile.

Dunno which compiler is wrong, here. Too esoteric for my taste.

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