I'm using codepad.org
class a {
private:
const unsigned long b = 100;
};
Line 3: error: ISO C++ forbids initialization of member 'b'
compilation terminated due to -Wfatal-errors.
Sorry if I've missed something obvious, but what could be wrong?
Before C++11, you can only initialise a static const data member in the class definition:
static const unsigned long b = 100;
This is usually what you want anyway. It doesn't make much sense to have all instances of a
have this constant value duplicated among them.
If you enable C++11 support, your code will compile.