I have a case where the compiler is giving me an error:
./FOO.H: In member function
Bar<ItemType>::operator()(ItemType&)':
./FOO.H:447: error: `i_key' was not declared in this scope
Class bar is defined:
template <class ItemType>
class Bar public FuBar
And, i_key is defined as a protected member of FuBar:
template
class FuBar : public Another<ItemType>, public RWTPtrorderedVector<ItemType>
.....
protected:
ThisType const & i_key;
I'm using g++ version 3.4.5.
g++ -MMD -MP -g -O3 -Wall -fpic -D__linux_x86_64__ -I.
-I/<other included dirs> -D_RWCONFIG_rmd -c Foo.C -o Foo.o
I can easily work around by adding a public accessor function, but this code does work on other company builds, but this is a simply access to a protected data element that should be visible from inheriting classes.
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