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 I am very sorry to tell you, that there are some errors remaining in
GCC 2.3.3. 
  GCC has problems, if the constructor of a nested class
is called to generate an object as parameter to another class. If
a temporary object is used, there are no troubles.

/****************************************************************************/
class	A
{
	class	B
	{
	public:	B(int i,float k);
	};

public:	A(int,B&);
};

A a(1,A::B(8,4.56));	// <---- no constructor named `B' in visible scope
			//	 invalid functional cast

A::B	tmp(8,4.56);		// <---- This is ok !
A	b(1,tmp);

/*****************************************************************************/
 It is not possible to define a pointer to a class member as function
parameter.
/*****************************************************************************/
struct X
{
	int a,b;
};

void x(int X::*i)	// <--- parse error before `i'
{
	int X::*j=i;	// <--- `i` undeclared
}

main()
{
	int X::*i=&X::a;	// ( This line is ok for GCC )
	x(&X::a);
}
/*****************************************************************************/

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