[Bug c++/10970] Pointer-to-member partial specialization is not used through typedefs

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http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=10970


bangerth@dealii.org changed:

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------- Additional Comments From bangerth@dealii.org  2003-05-27 14:56 -------
I fail to see the problem. In your code
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template <class> struct PtoM {};

template <class U, class V>
struct PtoM<U V::*> {
    enum {value = true};
};

struct A {};
typedef int (A::*MFA)(int);

int i = PtoM<MFA>::value;
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You specialize PtoM for pointer-to-member-VARIABLE, but you instantiate
the class for a pointer-to-member-FUNCTION. Why, then, should it take
the specialization?

W.



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