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c++ - bug with #defines in constructors
Hi!
Sorry if it's not the place to post bugreports for the dmc compiler (haven't
found any before). I find the following behaviour strange and I think it's a
bug:
Compile this:
class X{ X(); };
X::X
#if 0
()
#else
()
#endif
{}
And you get "Error: 'X' is not a member of struct 'X'". It compiles with gcc.
I'm using dmc version 8.42n on windows.
Sorry if it's something I'm doing wrong.
Cheers,
Daniel
Jun 22 2006
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