According to the C++ Primer book, the author mentioned that we can specify a class member function as a friend of another class, instead of the entire class (page 634).

Then, I tested this code:

class A
{
public:
    friend void B::fB(A& a);
    void fA(){}
};
class B
{
public:
    void fB(A& a){};
    void fB2(A& a){};
};

I just wanted the fB() to be friend of class A, not the entire class B. But the above code produced an error: 'B' : is not a class or namespace name. (I am using Visual C++ 2005)

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