Re: Defining members of class T within cla

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From: Henry Baker
Date: Mon, 07 Aug 1995 20:57

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In article <405boq$4br@engnews2.Eng.Sun.COM>, clamage@Eng.Sun.COM wrote:

> No, you cannot make that inference, and that is not what was intended
> anyway.

Good.  I'm glad that ANSI/ISO really cleared that one up.  From now on, whenever
I have a problem with interpreting the ARM, I'll consult my local mind-reader,
the Amazing Randi.  The next version of the ARM will be printed on tea leaf
paper, and the horoscopic signs of the ANSI/ISO committee members will
replace their email addresses.  I never realized that one of the phases
of the C++ compiler required sheep entrails to run.

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