Re: calling a template class' template member function from a template function
On Oct 26, 7:32 pm, Marian Ciobanu <ci...@inbox.com> wrote:
Since both GCC and Comeau give errors at the same point, chances are
that my code is wrong. If that's the case, I wonder how to make it
right. Also, I wonder if it is right that uncommenting the line with
the global "void f(int, float)" makes the errors go away.
So here's the code:
template <typename T>
struct X
{
template <typename U> int f();
};
//template <typename T> void f(int, float); // any parameter(s) would do
template <typename T>
int g()
{
X<T> tmp;
return tmp.f<int>(); // error
}
The compiler needs some help in identifying a template specialization
inside another template specialization, such as f<int>() in this case:
template <typename T>
int g()
{
X<T> tmp;
return tmp.template f<int>(); // OK
}
Greg
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