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   [...]

   class X
   {
   private:
	  const int fifty = 50;
   };

   GNU C++ swallows it fine, of course.  God bless the GNU Project.

   [...]

Use the -ansi flag to make g++ as strict as any other ANSI-compliant
compiler.
	[Moderator's note: no, that's not sufficient.  You need
	to use `-pedantic' as well.  -fjh.]

If your constant is an int, then you can cheat and use an enum, and
you can use your enum like a const int whose value is know at compile-time.

	class X
	{
	private:
		enum { fifty = 50 };
	//	int tab[fifty]; // for example
	};

--
Valery
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