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In the code below:
template<typename T>
struct X {};
int main()
{
X<int()> x; // what is the type of T ?
}
What is the type of T? I saw something like this in the boost sources.
Consider the function
int func(). It has a function typeint(void). It can be implicitly converted to pointer type as the C++ Standard says in 4.3/1, but it this case there’s no need in such conversion, soThas the function typeint(void), not a pointer to it.