Suppose I defined A::B::int, how can I refer to the standard C++ int inside A::B?
Suppose I defined A::B::int , how can I refer to the standard C++ int
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Suppose I defined A::B::int, how can I refer to the standard C++ int inside A::B?
You cannot have a typedef named
int, even if it is in a namespace.intis a keyword.Keywords are reserved for their specific uses and you cannot use them for any other purpose in your code.