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     Compiler error C2657
 
     'class::*' found at the start of a statement. (did you forget to
     specify a type?)
 
     The line began with the specified pointer to member identifier.
 
     This error can be caused by omitting a type specifier in the
     declaration of a pointer to a member.
 
     The following is an example of this error:
 
          class C {};
          void main() {
             C::* pmc1;        // error
             void C::* pmc2;   // OK
          }
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