Is this code well-defined/legal?
Can someone tell me if function argument evaulation rules make this exaple code illegal...
class foo { public: int x; };
void bar(foo & c, int y = c.x) {}
note that the question is about referencing of foo's member data within an argument list via a reference argument within the same list.
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