templateIn this example, `MyClass` is a template class that has a member `data` of type `T`. The member function `doSomething` uses a type alias to define `iterator_t` as the `iterator` member type of `T`. However, `T` is a dependent type because it depends on the template parameter `typename`, which is not known until the class is instantiated. To determine the package/library that provides `QualType`, it is necessary to look at the context in which it is used. In this case, `QualType` is part of the Clang C++ parser library, which is included in the LLVM/Clang compiler infrastructure. Therefore, the package/library that provides `QualType` is LLVM/Clang.class MyClass { T data; public: void doSomething() { typedef typename T::iterator iterator_t; iterator_t it = data.begin(); // ... } };