FIX: Default Constructor Argument Can Not Use Namespace Scope

RESOLUTION

To work around this problem, use either the using directive to instruct the compiler to consider the namespace as a possible place to find all symbols, or the using declaration to tell the compiler to consider the namespace for the specific symbol that is referenced by the default argument. Please see the workarounds noted in the sample code below. Note that these workarounds make it unnecessary to use the '::' operator to explicitly reference the namespace, but it is also not necessary to remove it.

   /* Compile Options Needed: None */ 
   namespace MyNameSpace {
   int inside = 34;
   };

   // Uncomment the following to workaround via the using declaration
   //using MyNameSpace::inside;
   // Uncomment the following to workaround via the using directive
   //using namespace MyNameSpace;

   class MyClass {
   public:
   MyClass(int iVal = MyNameSpace::inside);
   };