[comp.lang.c++] Initializers in member declarations.

rlb@polari.UUCP (rlb) (06/12/88)

In the July, 1987 version of "The C++ Programming Language":

The grammar goes out of its way to allow initializers in class member
declarations, allowing things like this:

struct foo
    {
    int     a = 3;
    int     b[2]  = { 5, 6 };
    class other  my_member(45);
    }    feeb;

Can someone tell me where this syntax is defined (or even used) in the
book?