Re: what is wrong here?

[dvv at dvv dot ru (Dima Volodin)]

I guess this one is closely related:

void f ();

namespace N {

using ::f;

class C {
        friend void f ();
        int  m;
} c;

}

void
f () {
        N::c.m = 0;
}

> g++ bug1.cc

bug1.cc:8: `void N::f()' conflicts with previous using declaration `void
f()'
bug1.cc: In function `void f()':
bug1.cc:9: `int N::C::m' is private
bug1.cc:16: within this context


On 02 Jul 1999 01:37:08 -0300, you wrote:

>On Jul  1, 1999, dvv@dvv.ru (Dima Volodin) wrote:
>
>> namespace N {
>> class C {
>>         friend void ::f ();
>
>> bug.cc:4: parse error before `('
>
>Thanks for your bug report.  I'm installing a simplified version of
>your testcase in the testsuite.
>
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