suspend implementation on typedef

[Martin v. Loewis]

> I work on the new language PTBL : Parrallel and transactional
> behaviour language on corba interface .
> I have a lot of problems to compile generate code like that :

Thanks for your bug report. Your code contained *numerous* obvious
errors; please read

http://egcs.cygnus.com/faq.html#bugreport

before your next bug report. I'll attach a cleaned-up version of your
code below.

> I would like SECTOR and SEGMENT do not be a templates .
> I hope you will take this request and implement a new version of
> compiler gcc2.95

I'm still not sure what you want to achieve. Your code does not
compile, and never will, because it does not follow the rules of the
C++ language. If your request is to change the C++ language, then no,
we cannot and will not do that.

You are (essentially) referring to SEGMENT::LIST before it has been
declared. This cannot work.

In general, you cannot have two classes which cross-refer to nested
classes in typedefs.

I would recommend that you move the LIST types out-of and in front-of
the SEGMENT and SECTOR classes.

Hope this helps,
Martin

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