Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| This code fragment compiles fine with
| cxx -c trial.C
| but bombs out when compiled
| cxx -std strict_ansi -c trial.C
|
| cxx: Error: trial.C, line 9: class "Foo::Pimpl" is inaccessible
| func(&Foo::Pimpl::bar);
Ok I get it... a bit slow it seems...
move the class to public:
_or_ make the inner class a friend of the outer class.
(I think I prefere friend)
Can you try that with the short example from Jean-Marc?
Lgb
| template <class T> void func(void (T::*f)(int) ) {;}
|
| class Foo {
| private:
| friend class Pimpl;
| "or" friend class Foo::Pimpl;
| class Pimpl {
| void bar(int);
| Pimpl() {
| // this is supposed to be the right way
| func(&Foo::Pimpl::bar);
| // this almost works
| func(&bar);
| }
| };
| };
