For those of use who are pointer to member syntax challenged (including me), example G of the attachment to the bug:
class G{ public: class G1{ int a; int b; }c; int d; G(int dd):d(dd){}; }; const G g; G::G1 G::* gg = &G::c; (nobody least of all me spotted the mistake that the last character should be c :) The last line is read as, gg is a pointer to a member of class G and the type of that member is class G1 which is a member of class G and gg is initialised to a pointer to member c of an object of class G. Cheers Lex
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