Update. This is not just boost. This particular type of template code produces the same complaint about protected member. Compiles just fine with gcc 5.4. Is that due to c++14 changes? If yes – any workaround short of waiting for the updated visual gdb with (hopefully) new clang?

enum BookEnum
{
 f = 1,
 s = 2
};

template <typename Derived>
 class CreatorHelper 
 {
 public:

 protected:
 template <BookEnum BOOK_TYPE>
 void* test();
 };

template <typename Derived>
 class FCreatorHelper
 :
 public CreatorHelper<Derived>
 {

 protected:
 Derived* derived() { return static_cast<Derived*>(this); }
 virtual void* foo();

 };

template <typename Derived>
void* FCreatorHelper<Derived>::foo()
{
 return derived()->template test<f>();
}

template <typename PipelineTraits>
 class RealCreator
 :
 public FCreatorHelper<RealCreator<PipelineTraits> >
 {
 };

class Traits
{
 
};
void foo1() {
 RealCreator<Traits> h;
 
}

Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State
Error [Clang IntelliSense] Error: ‘test’ is a protected member of ‘CreatorHelper<RealCreator<Traits> >’ Miscellaneous Files Header1.h 32
Message [Clang IntelliSense] declared protected here Miscellaneous Files Header1.h 14
Message [Clang IntelliSense] in instantiation of member function ‘FCreatorHelper<RealCreator<Traits> >::foo’ requested here Miscellaneous Files Header1.h 36

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by thedixon.

Take it back on crashes – they are still happening. For some reason I’m having much faster responses here than in the email support, where I sent a couple of crash dumps to…