When declaring or defining a template class partial specialization, it is illegal to involve any of the non-type template parameters in complex expressions. They may only be referenced by name. For example:
template<class T, int U> class foo; template<int U> class foo<char, U * 3>;// error: "U * 3" is a complex expression template<int U> class foo<char, U>;// OK: "U" is a simple, by-name expression
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