class problem

[Gyiove]

I have simple class here:

class utest
{
public:
	utest();
	~utest();
};

utest::utest()
{
	cout << "init" << endl;
}

utest::~utest()
{
	cout << "end" << endl;
}

now doing this:

void main()
{
    utest a();
    utest *b = new utest();
    delete b;
}

what do i expect to see is:

init
init
end
end

well, yea thats not happening but if i do:

class utest
{
public:
	utest(int a);
	~utest();
};

utest::utest(int a)
{
	cout << "init:" << a << endl;
}

utest::~utest()
{
	cout << "end" << endl;
}

void main()
{
    utest a(0);
    utest *b = new utest(0);
    delete b;
}

I do get what i expected.
Is that compiler error or is there something i don't know?
why class named function have to have param in order to get call?
Thanks!

[Peter87]

The compiler will see utest a(); as a function declaration of a function named a that takes no arguments and has return type utest.

[MiiNiPaa]

//Create variable a of type utest and initialize it using default constructor
utest a; 

//Declare function a, taking no arguments and returning utest by value
utest a();