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Is there something I sould know about gcc 2.4.5 or is there really a
sintax error here:


#include <stdio.h>


class Class {

  public:
    int x, y;

  public:
    Class(void) { x = 36; y = -98; }
    ~Class(void) { }};


void Function(int Class::*p) {  <<<<<<<<---------

  Class anObject;

  printf("%d\n", anObject.*p); }


int main(int, char *[]) {

  int Class::*p = &Class::x;

  Function(p); Function(&Class::y);
  return 0; }


whe I run gcc -o myproblem myproblem.cc gcc yields this message:

myproblem.cc:14: parse error before `)'

Please, I would appreciate if you direct your replies to my e-mail
address, nss@fct.unl.pt, for I do not usually read this group.


Thanks, in advance.

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