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Hello all,
I am trying out GCC 4.4 (showing as 4.4.0_alpha20090331), and there
seems to be a problem with strongly typed enums (either with GCC, or my
interpretation).
Consider:
class myClass {
enum class foo {
fred
};
myClass() {
foo myVar = fred;
}
};
My interpretation says this shouldn't work, fred shouldn't be in scope,
but it compiles fine.
Consequently, this doesn't work:
class myClass {
enum class foo {
fred
};
enum class bar {
fred
};
};
test.cpp:7: error: declaration of ‘fred’
test.cpp:3: error: conflicts with previous declaration ‘myClass::foo
myClass::fred’
Is this a GCC bug, or am I just misinterpreting the proposal?
Cheers, Chris.
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