The C++ standard is very specific on which names in a template
definition are bound when that definition is initially parsed vs. which
are bound only after the template parameters are given.
You are asking for the compiler to violate those rules.
I expect gcc has no such option. I'm not 100% certain it has no such
option, but if there were such an option, I would advise against using it.
When MSVC compiles incorrect code, that is not a good justification for
leaving your code incorrect.
Aurélien FILEZ wrote:
This code compiles on MSVC but not on G++ :
...
Is there is a option to indicate to g++ to evaluate the template
functions only when a specialization is called, and not before ?
