The text in 11.8.3 [class.access.base] paragraph 4 does not seem to handle the following cases:

    class D;
    class B {
    private:
        int i;
        friend class D;
    };
    class C : private B { };
    class D : private C {
        void f() {
            B::i; //1: well-formed?
            i;    //2: well-formed?
        }
    };

The member i is not a member of D and cannot be accessed in the scope of D . What is the naming class of the member i on line //1 and line //2 ?

Proposed Resolution (04/01): The resolution for this issue is contained in the resolution for issue 9..

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