Friend with class but can't access private members?

1 it's funny how the most simpliest thing is the most hardest to find... – starcorn Jul 17 '10 at 10:26.

The signatures don't match. Your non-member function takes fun& fun, the friend declared on takes const fun& fun.

You can avoid these kinds of errors by writing the friend function definition inside the class definition: class fun { //... friend ostream& operator(Also note that the parameter cannot be called fun because that name already denotes a type. ).

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