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Indeed, it works!Here's what I think is happening. We use a TREE_LIST to represent an initializer before we do very much semantic analysis. After all, for something like:
S s(3, 4, 6);
we have three arguments; that turns out to be an initializer.
So, does the test case work if you say:
... A<N>::i = C::j;
?
Ok, I'll try to work along these lines and report back as soon as possible.If so, then when INIT is a TREE_LIST, then I think that we should fold_non_dependent_expr each of the elements separately (instead of just calling init = fold_non_dependent_expr). Then, hopefully, the rest of the routine will issue an error about:
... A<N>::i = (C::j, 7, 3);
for example.
Thanks, Paolo.
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