Hi John,
To get the behavior you want without having to define the static class
constant in some translation unit, use an anonymous enum:
class foo {
public:
enum { X = 5, Y = 10, Z = 15 };
};
>Is this correct behavior?
I believe your example demonstrates the correct behavior.
In that *IF* you specify the value of a static const int in the declaration,
that both you *MUST* define the static const int in one-and-only-one
translation unit, and you *MUST NOT* specify the initialization value in
that definition.
HTH,
--Eljay
