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In <4jbjf5$qsh@groa.uct.ac.za> mmestern@cs.uct.ac.za (Mark Mestern) writes:


>I've run into a problem with g++ 2.7.2 under Solaris 2.4.

>I've got two seemingly equivalent pieces of code one of which produces
>a parse error and the other compiles fine. The porblem only occurs
>when trying to nest templates without using pointers. 

>A simple example follows.

>---------------------------------------------------------------------------

>template class d<a<int>>;

>---------------------------------------------------------------------------


>This will give a "parse error before `>'" message on the template line..

I'm posting the solution I received by email. The solution is simple
and obvious (in hindsight).

The compiler interprets >> as a single token rather than 2 '>' tokens.

The solution is to write 

template class d<a<int> >;

And it works. 

Thanks to those who responded to me.

Mark