Is this legal? If not, will the following code allow this?
class Foo
{
friend class Foo;
}
That's redundant. Foo already has access to all Foo members. Two Foo objects can access each other's members.
class Foo {
public:
int touchOtherParts(const Foo &foo) {return foo.privateparts;}
private:
int privateparts;
};
Foo a,b;
b.touchOtherParts(a);
The above code will work just fine. B will access a's private data member.