🚀 go-pugleaf

I've had a heck of a time tracing this one down, but the following code
fragment totally trashes either the IDE or the command-line compiler. 

Is an error message too much to ask for?

I'd appreciate it if one or two of you could see if you get the same
results I do. Also, if you can figure out something inherently wrong
with this code, let me know. 

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#include <\bc\classlib\include\strng.h>

class test {
public:
	test(String &s1, String &s2):
		 sa(s1),  sb(s2) {}
private:
	String sa;
	String sb;
};

test t1( "hi", "there"); // the compiler should construct 2 Strings on the fly
			 // to pass to test::test

int main(){}

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And here's the screen after it finishes compiling and begins to link:


EXCEPTION 13:general protection fault at 0A7F:03C0 error code 4154
             ax=4144,bx=003A,cx=0000,dx=4154,di=0010,si=0001
             ds=05C7 limit=FFFF segment# 004C C:\BC\BIN\BC.EXE
             es=19C7 limit=1107 segment#      
             cs=0A7F limit=103A segment# 00AF C:\BC\BIN\BC.EXE
             ss=05C7 limit=FFFF segment# 004C C:\BC\BIN\BC.EXE
             error code=4154 limit=INVL segment#     
             strike any key to continue

How annoying....This happens under both OS/2 and DOS, with all kinds 
of memory settings. If you only have one String, it doesn't happen. If
you pass the whole String, instead of a reference, it doesn't happen. 

Thanks for your help.

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