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Date: Sun, 16 Mar 2003 08:55:57 +0100
From: Simon Bachmann <simonbachmann AT bluewin DOT ch>
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Subject: Re: data access in nested classes
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> 
> >I've got a problem with gpp(version 3.1), I don't know if it's a problem
> >of gpp intself or of the ported vesion. I've got gcc under linux too,
> >and here the problem doesn't exist, but it's another version.... (2.7).
> >
> >That's the problem:
> >wen I create two nested classes and try to access from the one to the
> >other's private data, (without making it a friend) the compiler should
> >give me an error message. Well, it doesn't!
> I am not familiar with nesting classes, but GCC 3.2.2 is the latest
> available for DJGPP and with all of the GCC 3.x.y series with each
> release there is more compliance added in to the C++ standard.
> 
> You may want to have a look at the changes between the 3.1 and the
> 3.2.2 to see if this has been fixed and if not try it on Linux with
> the 3.2.2 and if it is not there then it is a DJGPP specific bug
> otherwise it is a GCC bug. If it is a GCC bug then check the GCC bug
> list to see if it has allready been reported and if not please report
> it to them.
When I'll have compiled successfull gcc 3.2.2 under linux (I've got some
problems) I'll try it..
 
> Please remember that the GCC maintainers do NOT read this newsgroup.
I already knew that...
 
> Andrew

Simon


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