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How do I serialize an enum in C++?

I have a problem where I must serialize an enum and store it.
I have enums like this:
namespace myNamespace {

enum SomeEnums {
A = 0,
B,
C,
D
};

} // namespace myNamespace

And I want to serialize them like this:
// The class to serialize
class SerializeClass {
public:

virtual SerializeClass* serialize() = 0;
};

// The serializer
class SerializeEnum : public SerializeClass {
public:

SerializeEnum(SomeEnums val) : enumVal(val) {}

SerializeEnum* serialize() {
// Some magic here that reads the enum val,
// and returns the result
return this;
}

private:
SomeEnums enumVal;
};

Here’s my problem: if I serialize it like this:
myNamespace::SerializeEnum val(myNamespace::SomeEnums::A);

I get an error “Overload resolution failed: ‘SomeEnums’ is not derived from ‘SerializeEnum’ “.
If I instead serialize it like this:
SerializeEnum val(A);

It works, but the values aren’t translated properly (they are all the same value).
How can I work around this?

Return by const reference:
SerializeEnum& serialize() {
// Some magic here that reads the enum val,
// and returns the result
return enumVal;
}

The reason you get the error “Overload resolution failed” is that since the return type is a reference, the compiler needs to get a type

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