class A
{
  class B {};
  friend class C;
};

class C : A::B { };

Sun CC dislikes it, g++ eats it with no problem. Which compiler is right?

I couldn't find the answer in the draft (have no access to the standard
itself right now).

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Anatoli <anatoli@yahoo.com> wrote:
> class A
> {
>   class B {};
>   friend class C;
> };

> class C : A::B { };

> Sun CC dislikes it, g++ eats it with no problem. Which compiler is right?

> I couldn't find the answer in the draft (have no access to the standard
> itself right now).

Sun compiler probably out of date with standarts implementations, so gcc
is more current, sun cc is prob. older so can't handle extra stuff.
p.


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