It's a case where whitespace matters. The compiler will match the biggest symbol it can, so it matches >=
. The whitespace causes it to parse as you intended.
Another case where whitespace matters (maybe?)
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10-12-2021 - |
Question
Is this another case, where whitespace matters in C++, or is it a compiler bug? Is the following code syntactically correct?
#include <type_traits>
template <bool cond>
using EnableIf = typename std::enable_if<cond, int>::type;
template <int n, EnableIf<n == 1>=0>
void func()
{}
Intel C++ Composer fails to compile it saying: "invalid combination of type specifiers". But add single whitespace in the signature and it compiles just fine:
template <int n, EnableIf<n == 1> =0>
void func()
{}
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