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Why does check (d) produce the error message Type not followed by “(” in an expression?

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Why does check (d) produce the error message Type not followed by “(” in an expression?

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Explicit specification of function template arguments is not supported in the Version 5.n compiler. It is only partially supported in our latest Version 6.n compiler; that is, the explicit call syntax works but is not useful because you must use the template argument somewhere in the function declaration. The compiler cannot support this feature without a change in the name mangling mechanism, which would break backward link compatibility (link compatiblity between object files built with Version 6.n and Version 5.n compilers). S: The problem is corrected in Version 6.2.

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