Re: compilation problem
<alessio211734@yahoo.it> wrote in message
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I would like compile c++ standard code on microsoft visual studio
2005.Code compile on borland builder 6.
template <typename T>
class MultiBaseNumber
{
public:
typedef T Type;
MultiBaseNumber(); //ctor
MultiBaseNumber(Type in_val); //ctor
Type Val() const;
bool IsValid() const;
private:
bool m_isValid;
Type m_val;
};//cl
template <typename T>
MultiBaseNumber<T>::MultiBaseNumber(MultiBaseNumber<T>::Type in_val)
Should be
template <typename T>
MultiBaseNumber<T>::MultiBaseNumber(typename MultiBaseNumber<T>::Type
in_val)
MultiBaseNumber<T>::Type being a dependent name.
template <typename T>
MultiBaseNumber<T>::Type
MultiBaseNumber<T>::Val() const
Should be
template <typename T>
typename MultiBaseNumber<T>::Type
MultiBaseNumber<T>::Val() const
when try to compile I get these errors:
error C2061: syntax error : identifier 'Type'
You chose to omit the tell-tale warning that comes before all these
errors:
warning C4346: 'MultiBaseNumber<T>::Type' : dependent name is not a type
prefix with 'typename' to indicate a type
Which part of this is unclear?
--
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