> Anyone manage to use context and socket as C++ object members without > getting "syntax error: constant" and without using pointers?
Do you have a code snippet of what you're trying to do? Both context_t and socket_t are missing copy constructors and assignment operators, so you'd have to create new instances in your own constructor using an initialization list. You couldn't take them in as a parameter from somewhere else. If you need to take in a context from somewhere else, and don't want to use a pointer, I'd try a reference or a shared_ptr. –doug
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