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I know that static at namespace scope means “internal linkage”. Now consider the following code:
static class Foo {} foo;
Does the static apply to Foo, foo or both?
It applies to the variable declared after the class definition.
In C++, there is no such thing as
static class. There are onlystaticobjects andstaticfunctions.