anon enums porting problem

[Olaf Petzold]

Hi,

the following code fragment doesn't compile:

----8<------
#include <iostream>

template<class T, std::size_t Sz>
class Vector
{
public:
typedef const T* const_iterator;

public:

#if defined(USE_ANONYMOUS_ENUM)
enum { Size = Sz };
#else
static const std::size_t Size = Sz;
#endif

public:
template <class T2> Vector& M_add_eq(const Vector<T2, Size>&);
};

template<class T1, std::size_t Sz>
template <class T2>
inline Vector<T1, Sz>&
Vector<T1, Sz>::M_add_eq (const Vector<T2, Size>& rhs) {
// make something
return *this;
}
---->8----

/usr/local/bin/g++ -V3.3 -O -DUSE_ANONYMOUS_ENUM -c compiler.cc
compiler.cc:26: Fehler: prototype for `Vector<T, Sz>& Vector<T,
Sz>::M_add_eq(const Vector<T2, Vector<T, Sz>::Size>&)' does not
match any in
class `Vector<T, Sz>'
compiler.cc:20: Fehler: candidate is: template<class T, unsigned int Sz>
template<class T2> Vector& Vector::M_add_eq(const Vector<T2, Size>&)
compiler.cc:26: Fehler: template definition of non-template `Vector<T,
Sz>&
Vector<T, Sz>::M_add_eq(const Vector<T2, Vector<T, Sz>::Size>&)'

/usr/local/bin/g++ -V4.0.2 -O -c compiler.cc
/usr/local/bin/g++ -V4.0.2 -O -DUSE_ANONYMOUS_ENUM -c compiler.cc

I'm asontished, that g++ 3.x doesn't compiler it, gcc4 and icc does.
Normally I would expected an anonymous enum error by gcc4. I've seen
this for some other compile tests some days ago, but not for these
example above. What's going on here? Some rules here? How can I get
these working for older compilers?

Thanks and regards
Olaf