Bug... maybe...

[carl dot knight at tab dot co dot nz]

gcc version:

gcc (GCC) 3.2.3 20030422 (Gentoo Linux 1.4 3.2.3-r1, propolice)

The examples provided below are entirely self contained...

We get the following warning:

In file included from /home/knight/code/Terminal/jexi/gcctest.cpp:1:
/home/knight/code/Terminal/gcctest.h:30: warning: `typename Outer<T>::Inner' is
implicitly a typename
/home/knight/code/Terminal/gcctest.h:30: warning: implicit typename is
deprecated, please see the documentation for details

when compiling code that looks like this:





The c++ for the template in gcctest.h seems standard to us.

So what we want to know is who is at fault, gcc or us, and if us, what exactly
is wrong/deprecated, and how we should write our code to keep gcc happy?

We are happy to be at fault, if the fault is ours, so long as we can get a
better idea of what we have done wrong.

Carl Knight,
Software Development Team Leader,
Terminal Applications Group,
TAB National Office,
106 - 110 Jackson St. Petone,
Wellington.
Ph. DDI +64 4 576 8484
Ph. Xtn. 6484
Fax. +64 4 576 6280
Mobile. (0274) 771 994
(See attached file: gcctest.h)
(See attached file: gcctest.cpp)


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