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Subject: RE: problem with a structure nested within a template
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From: "Young, Michael" <Michael.Young@paetec.com>
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> The problem line is:  C1<U>::Node*    pNode;

I *think* this is a "type-dependent id expression" (in std lingo), because =
"U" is a template parameter type.
You should be able to write the following and get rid of this problem...

typename C1<U>::Node*  pNode;

HTH,
  Michael