this patch fixes 52595, which I'd not noticed was actually suspended. anyway,
when parsing an NSDMI initializer of the form:
int var = A<T,N>::foo();
we have to figure whether the ',' is ending the initializer or not. We've
noticed the '<' as a potential template arg list opener. Currently we
tentatively parse a declarator after the ',', and if successful presume the ','
ends the initializer.
That's not good enough, because, as in this case, 'N' is a perfectly fine
declarator. This patch extends the tentative parsing to check the token after
the declarator.
If it is a ',' then we repeat, looking for another declarator.
If it is a ';' or '=' we treat the original ',' as ending the initializer. I
don't think there are other valid alternatives for post-declarator token.
Otherwise we presume the ',' is part of a template-id.
booted and tested on x86_64-linux, ok?
nathan