Hi, I don't know if this is a C++ or g++ problem, but this snippet
doesn't compile, but I think it should:
template <class T> void test(const char *par);
template <> void test<int>(const char *par = 0) {}
int main()
{
test<int>();
}
g++ 3.4.5 returns the following errors:
test.cpp:3: error: default arguments are only permitted for function parameters
test.cpp:7: error: no matching function for call to `test()'
Well, the first error text is a little bit misleading because I'm
defining a default argument for a function parameter, but somehow this
is not parsed correctly, and g++ thinks it's not a function.
So, is this allowed in c++ or is a g++ parse bug?
Thanks,
Rodolfo Lima.
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