Thanks and sorry see now I forgot to tell classA references classB as well and thus give the chicken&egg problem. So one class needs to be defined before the other and as said 2.96 been less strict conforming compiled the code. Chicken&eggs still exists even with stricter compiler/parsers I assume, how do one work around such then?

Did try to work a bit on using include files instead as I read a bit here and on gcc.gnu.org, only...

Hi Bytes Community,

I've been away from C++ programming for some years, and now find me self in need to recompile old code that compiles under g++ 2.96, but not under g++ 3.4.3. I notice that g++ 3.4 changed the parser to be more conforming and thus I now see compile errors like tried illustrated below. I've been googlling around, but so far haven't understood the issue at hand, hoping for hints from someone here.

Got...