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     Compiler error C2460
 
     'identifier1' : uses 'identifier2', which is being defined
 
     The given class or structure (<identifier2>) was declared as a
     member of itself (<identifier1>).
 
     Recursive definitions of classes and structures are not allowed.
 
     The following is an example of this error:
 
          class C
          {
             C aC;    // error
          };
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