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Message: [QUOTE="Johannes Schaub (litb), post: 3967475"] That has nothing to do with it not being an aggregate. Non-PODs can be aggregates, of course. Please gimme some standard legalese to prove me wrong :) This is a C++0x feature, and it means that the user declared constructor will have a default implementation (which is trivial here). Yes, that's right (for c++03. For C++0x, "user declared" is changed to "user provided", as you can declare a constructor yourself, but then default it). So an aggregate can surely contain std::string :) However, where do i say something contradictory? [/QUOTE]