Tyler Earman <rem.intellegare@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > "I have noticed that when (this is C++) inheriting a templatized derived > class from a templatized base that in g++, references to elements of the > base class have to be qualified with this-> or with the name of the base > class put in front. But this is NOT needed in the Windows C++ compilers > so far as I can see. For example, Queue<T> might have a rep and a size > in it; and Deque<T> can be setup to inherit from Queue<T> and where it > references rep, it has to be this->rep. But with the Windows compilers, > just rep works in the derived class." This is two-phase lookup, q.v. The Windoes C++ compilers apparently do not implement it correctly. Ian
