Re: Strange GCC warning
Hendrik Schober wrote:
Hi,
this piece of code
namespace {
template< typename T >
struct X {};
template< typename T >
struct Y {};
}
namespace gaga {
struct Z : public Y< X<int> > {};
}
int main()
{
gaga::Z z;
return 0;
}
(which I didn't bother trying to simplify further) causes
some build of GCC 4.1.2 to emit the following warning:
'gaga::Z' has a base '<unnamed>::Y<<unnamed>::X<int> >' whose type
uses the anonymous namespace Has anyone out there any idea what GCC
ist trying to tell us?
'Z' nas external linkage, so it should be accessible from another
module. However, it derives from classes that are not accessible
from another module (since they are in the anonymous namespace).
Perhaps it has something to do with that...
If not, please ask in the newsgroup dedicated to GCC or in their
online discussion forums.
V
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