return class_binding;
}
}
- /* If SCOPE is a template and if NAME binds to one of its template parameters
- return the binding, otherwise we might miss it. */
+ /* If we are in a member template, the template parms of the member
+ template are considered to be inside the scope of the containing
+ class, but within G++ the class bindings are all pushed between the
+ template parms and the function body. So if the outer binding is
+ a template parm for the current scope, return it now rather than
+ look for a class binding. */
if (outer_scope && outer_scope->kind == sk_template_parms
&& binding_to_template_parms_of_scope_p (outer, scope))
return outer;