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     Compiler error C2536
 
     'identifier1::identifier2' : cannot specify explicit initializer
     for arrays
 
     The specified member of a class, structure, or union could not
     be initialized.
 
     This error can be caused if a constructor is not available to
     initialize one or more members of an array. If the size of the
     array is greater than the number of initializers, then a default
     constructor must be defined.
 
     Alternatively, this error can be caused by declaring a nonstatic
     array with the const specifier. This kind of array cannot be
     explicitly initialized.
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