Enough already with the KDE bug!

[Joe Buck]

> Also, please note that typeof is a GNU extension. Where in the info
> pages does it say that typeof fails when passing non-accessible C++
> members? You are not trying to access the value, you only want the
> type.

typeof, like sizeof, depends only on the type.  But you can't take sizeof
an inaccessible member according to the C++ standard; it seems that
typeof should behave in the same way.

A private member is just that; client code is not supposed to be aware
of even the existence of private members.  Given this, the behavior
should not be a surprise.