Hi, maybe i met a new bug.

Like the code below:

class A
{
	protected A()
	{
	}
}

void main()
{
	A a();
}

There should be a compiler error as the constructor A() is private to main(), but it works ok.

i think you didn't call the constructor A(),you just "defined" an 'a' function which returns A.

if you want to use the default constructor,remove the brackets like this
 

class A
{
protected:
    A()
    {
    }
};

int main()
{
    A a;
}

and you will get a compiler error(error C2248 for vs)

Thanks for your answers, but there's a misunderstanding that I mean it's maybe a bug of angelscript, not C++.

I tested the code in the test project, which is in file test_constructor2.cpp:

const char *script1 =
"class InternalClass            \n"
"{                              \n"
"	protected InternalClass()   \n"
"	{                           \n"
"		m_x = 3;                \n"
"       m_y = 773456;           \n"
"	}                           \n"
"                               \n"
"	int8 m_x;                   \n"
"   int m_y;                    \n"
"}                              \n"
"class MyClass                  \n"
"{                              \n"
"	MyClass()                   \n"
"	{                           \n"
"      m_c = InternalClass();   \n"
"	}                           \n"
"	void Test()                 \n"
"	{                           \n"
"		Assert( m_c.m_x == 3 ); \n"
"       Assert( m_c.m_y == 773456 ); \n"
"	}                           \n"
"	InternalClass m_c;          \n"
"}                              \n";

The constructor InternalClass() is 'protected' now, and still the same result.