> > but I guess that > > void foo() { > return void; > } > > Is still illegal, but that Sure, because the void in 'return void' is not an expression. void foo() { return void(); } on the other hand is legal, at least according to my reading of 6.6.3. void() is an expression of "/cv/ void" according to 5.2.3+\epsilon since 'void' is a 'simple type specifier according to 7.1.2.5. Andre' -- André Pönitz ............................................. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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