Grrr .. why is C++ syntax so completely bad that most compilers
cannot get it right??? Stupid committee trying to avoid extra keywords...
This works with gcc 4.2.1 and with clang 3.3:
((::std::string*)(&tmp))->::std::basic_string<char>::~basic_string<char>();
but not with:
g++ (Ubuntu/Linaro 4.6.3-1ubuntu5) 4.6.3
Instead I get this:
/home/skaller/.felix/cache/text/home/skaller/felix/build/release/tools/flx_grep.cpp:
In function ‘size_t RE2_decoder(void*, char*, size_t)’:
/home/skaller/.felix/cache/text/home/skaller/felix/build/release/tools/flx_grep.cpp:24:77:
error: expected class-name before ‘(’ token
The funny thing is that the template:
template<class T> void destroy (T *p) { p->~U; }
usage:
destroy<string>();
always works. Isn't there a standard template for that?
Anyone know what the proper C++ syntax is?
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john skaller
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http://felix-lang.org
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