Re: MS VC++ 6 issues

[Jose' C. <cru...@ce...>]

Il giorno 17/gen/05, alle 21:23, James W. Walker ha scritto:

> I guess I can get used to not using the and, or, and not keywords,=20
> maybe they're not standard.

probably we can do it with a #define


>   Making a class a friend to itself is bizarre, but maybe it won't=20
> come up too often.

I don't know about standards in this case, but it can have a sense, the=20=

error given because in a method is used a private (if changed to=20
protected it works) member of another object of the same class

coming from Microsoft pushing a bit the 'private property' concept is=20
no surprising :-)


>   I'm really worried about the change below.  What was the compiler=20
> complaining about?  Looks like standard C++ to me, and certainly seems=20=

> to be permitted according to sections 8.5.1 and 12.6.1 of the 1998 C++=20=

> standard.

the error is C2552

from the VC 6.0 manual
------------------
Compiler Error C2552

'identifier' : non-aggregates cannot be initialized with initializer=20
list

The specified identifier was incorrectly initialized.

An initializer list is needed to initialize the following types:
	=95 	 An array

	=95 	A class, structure, or union that does not have =
constructors,=20
private or protected members, base classes, or virtual functions

These types are known as =93aggregates.=94
------------------

with these criteria the error is legitimate since the CQ3ObjectRef has=20=

a constructor
now the question is 'are these criteria legitimate?'



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