Let's consider a set of template aliases:
template<class T> using foo = T*;
template<class T> using bar = T*;
template<class T> using buz = foo<T>;
template< template<class>class TT > struct id {};
using id_foo = id<foo>;
using id_bar = id<bar>;
using id_buz = id<buz>;
Are id_foo, id_bar, id_buz same or different types? Are foo, bar, buz same or different templates?
Various compilers have different opinions on that. Particularly,
- MSVC 2015 and clang 3.5 treat they all are different
- gcc 4.9 treats
buzis same asfoo
Standard C++11 in the chapter 14.5.7 "Alias templates" is unclear.