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Originally posted by feline

That would certainly explain the odd looking code.

Just trying to reproduce this here, to confirm it. I have installed MinGW gcc version 14.2.0 under Windows 10, and with the command:

gcc cppConsoleGccTest.cpp

I cannot get even a very simple test case to compile, due to:

undefined reference to `operator new(unsigned long long)'

one online answer says that gcc doesn't compile C++ code.

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#include <iostream>
	
int main()
{
	std::cout << "Hello World!\n";
}
	
struct StructA {};
	
class testClassHoldingTemplateFunctions
{
public:
	static void SimpleMemberFunc() {}
	
	template<bool B>
	static bool SimpleTemplateFunc(StructA *a) { return true; }
};
	
void TestFindReferencesTemplateMememberFunctions()
{
	testClassHoldingTemplateFunctions * pX = new testClassHoldingTemplateFunctions{};
	StructA * a = nullptr;
	pX->SimpleTemplateFunc<true>(a); // calling static member without template keyword
	pX->template SimpleTemplateFunc<true>(a); // calling static member with template keyword
}