aggregate initializer

[Perry Smith <pedz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The standard C++ syntax does not seem to allow a ctor-initializer to  
contain an aggregate initializer.

Its probably easier to show you code than describe my problem:

class foo {
public:
    foo(int i);
};

class bar {
private:
	foo f[10];

public:
	bar() : f( NOT ALLOWED ) { }
};

Two questions:

1) Is this true?  (or am I missing something?)

2) Goes g++ have an extension to do this?  (If so, what is the syntax?)

Thank you for your time and trouble,
Perry Smith