The a of type A contains a B, which includes another a of type A which in turn includes a B...
I can't imagine this not being an infinite recursion at the data object creation level.
If B contains a pointer to an object of type A, then we should be OK.
Brian Brunner
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>>> John Love-Jensen <eljay@xxxxxxxxx> 10/26/05 08:47AM >>>
Hi Jakub,
Your problem is not with templates.
Here's your problem in a nutshell...
struct A
{
int x;
struct B
{
A a;
};
};
You cannot use A within B, because at that point A is incomplete.
You can pull B out of A. If you want B to be in the A namespace, change
'struct A' to 'namespace A', and make 'struct A_impl', fully declared, and
then use that within 'struct B'.
HTH,
--Eljay
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