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Hello,

I have encountered a little bug in g++-2.3.1. The following program generates
an internal compiler error.

// file foo.cc
class foo {
private:
    int t[10];
public:
    int bar(int i) {
	return t(i); // `obvious' error: should be t[i]
    }
};
// end of file

$ g++ -c foo.cc
foo.cc: In method `int  foo::bar (int)':
foo.cc:6: component `t' is not a method
/utilisateurs/jmz/bin/gcc: Internal compiler error: program cc1plus got fatal
 signal 11

Of course, this is a consequence of the syntax error and I (we) can live with 
such a bug, but I would prefer a smarter exit.

Best regards,

      Jean-Marc

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