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This question has probably come up before but I can't find an answer.
Why can't I declare something like:
The compiler refuses to recognize the syntax:Code:TemplatedClassA<TemplatedClassB<int>> myFancyVariable;
error: ISO C++ forbids declaration of 'TemplatedClassA' with no type
error: expected ';' before '<' token
You can, in the next version of C++. For now:
to avoid greedy matching of >>Code:TemplatedClassA<TemplatedClassB<int> > myFancyVariable;
It still doesn't compile. I get the same errors. My compiler is g++ 4.4.1.
Post the smallest and simplest program that you think should compile but which results in the compile error that you are currently trying to fix.
No, I'm sorry, "> >" did work ;-)
This C++ bug (or embarrassment as Stroustrup prefers to call it :)) is fixed in the next version.Quote:
Originally Posted by ssouffri
Good to hear :) I must say that the error message is a little puzzling though. Reading it again, I would have expected a different error message.Quote:
Originally Posted by ssouffri