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Confusing Template error

I have a templated class with a templated method.
Now I have another function, with 2 template arguments creating the class with the first template argument and calling the function with the second.
Consider this example:

template<class S>
class A {
public:
    template<class T>
            T f1() {
                    return (T)0.0;
            }

};

template<class T,class CT>
void function() {
    A<T> a;
    a.f1<CT>(); // gcc error in this line
}

gcc gived me:

error: expected primary-expression before ‘>’ toke

in the line marked above. Why does this not work and how can I fix it?
Thanks!
Nathan

Answer 1

A<T> is a dependent type (i.e. it depends on the template parameter T), so you have to specify that you’re referring to a template member:

a.template f1<CT>();