"Guillaume Melquiond" <guillaume.melquiond@ens-lyon.fr> wrote in message news:1181463514.3871.10.camel@liege.msr-inria.inria.fr... I don't mean in general either. The example I give you is based on your very own files. They contain unnamed namespaces used from inline functions, hence they are not compliant with the C++ standard.
For example, see the token_iterator.hpp file detected by the inspection reports. The keep_empty_tokens variable is defined in an unnamed namespace but used in an inline function, so the one that is passed as an argument to the function may not be identical to the one the function tests for.
After rereading this whole thread, I am still unclear: what is a proper way to implement there stateless keywords? Also I believe in many other places I am using type& within unnamed namespace. This seems to be valid usage, right? Gennadiy