无法在gcc和clang上编译以下内容
The following fails to compile on both gcc and clang
#include <type_traits> int foo(); int main() { using R = std::result_of_t<decltype(foo)()>; // error }两个编译器上的错误都涉及到声明函数的非法性返回一个函数。但我不是声明这样的函数 - 我只是想写它的类型，因为这是 result_of 期望。这是真的还是不成形？
The error on both compilers deals with the illegality of declaring a function returning a function. But I'm not declaring such a function - I'm just trying to write its type - since that's what result_of expects. Is this really still ill-formed?
推荐答案您正在传递 [dcl.name] 为
You're passing a type-id, which is defined in [dcl.name] as
[...]语法上的一个类型的变量或函数的声明，省略实体的名称。 [...]如果构造是声明中的声明符，则可以在抽象声明符中标识符将出现的位置。该命名类型与假设标识符的类型相同。
有某种类型，假设的声明必须在第一位形成良好。但它不是每 [dcl.fct] / 10 。因此，程序是不成形的（并且编译器的错误消息实际上是可理解的）。这种情况也更直接地由 [temp.deduct] /（8.10），表示这是一个（SFINAE友好）错误。
For the hypothetical identifier to have some type, the hypothetical declaration must be well-formed in the first place. But it isn't as per [dcl.fct]/10. Hence the program is ill-formed (and the compilers' error messages are actually comprehensible). This case is also more directly covered by [temp.deduct]/(8.10), implying that this is a (SFINAE-friendly) error.
事实上，仅仅意味着无效类型的使用足够使程序错误。例如。创建函数返回函数的类型指针是错误的：
In fact, merely implying an invalid type's usage suffices to make the program ill-formed. E.g. creating the type pointer to function returning function is ill-formed:
using f = int(); using t = f(*)();下面是：
struct A {virtual void f() = 0;}; using t = A(*)();（Clang不应该接受这个。Cf GCC错误 17232 的有趣讨论）。
(Clang shouldn't be accepting this. C.f. GCC bug 17232's interesting discussion).
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