------- Comment #9 from anthony dot ajw at gmail dot com 2005-10-04 21:43
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The name following "t." must be the name of a member of either T, or one of its
base classes.
t.template f<int> can only refer to a global template f if it is then followed
by a nested name specifier (e.g. t.template f<int>::X) so that it is a
qualified name for member of T.
This is just the same as t.f always refers to a member, even if there is a
non-member f in scope, unless one writes t.f::X (for some X).
t.template f<int>() can thus only refer to a member template, and the global
template should not be considered.
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