c++/1841: Incorrect error: invalid use of member '' in static member function
Neil Booth
neil@daikokuya.demon.co.uk
Fri Feb 2 14:25:00 GMT 2001
jb@trisignal.com wrote:-
> The compiler rejects taking the pointer to a class data member in a
> static function. CodeSourcery's Online Test Compilation gives the
> same error. The same code compiles with the Diab MSVC compilers
> with -strict-ansi enabled.
In my experience MSVC compiling something tells you very little about
its correctness, unless you're talking about -ve correlations :-)
> struct X
> {
> static int X::* foo () { return &x; };
>
> int x;
> };
Maybe you could explain what this means? I don't think it has a
meaning. If a member function is static, it applies to the class as a
type, and not any specific instance. So the 'x' of which instance are
you trying to return a pointer to?
Neil.
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