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Should the unary operators *, &, +, -, !, ~ perform user-defined
conversions on their argument? 

The following example is rejected by g++ (1.37.2b) and cfront
(2.00.02). I've tried replacing the ~ with +, -, ! and get the same
result. I can't find any indication in ARM that the user-defined
conversion wouldn't be used, surely unary operators are treated the
same as the binary/ternary operators?

class A {
  private:
    int a;
  public:
    A(int x) { a = x; };

    operator int() { return a; };
};

main()
{
    A y(3);

    int x;

    x = ~y;
}

%g++ -o bug bug.cc
bug.cc: In function int main ():
bug.cc:18: wrong type argument to bit-complement
%CC -o bug bug.cc
CC  bug.cc:
1 error
cc   -o /tmp_mnt/n/icsib/df/real/krste/tools/g++/library/BitVector/bug -c -I/usr/CC/incl