rado42 wrote in message <7ujku7$ich$1@nnrp1.deja.com>...

>Is it possible to force class members static linkage (e.g.
>by anonimous namespace?)

You can put an entire class into the unnamed namespace.  In that case all of
its members are there also.

You could use multiple inheritance to make a class that inherited from both
named-namespace and unnamed-namespace classes.  You would only be allowed to
define your class in one translation unit.  In other translation units only
the named-namespace base class scope would be available.
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Hi,

Is it possible to force class members static linkage (e.g.
by anonimous namespace?)


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