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Hi again,

I reported a bug to g++ yesterday. Here is another one (maybe the same). 
The configuration is the same. There is a syntax error of course but I get signal 11 again.

>cat d.cxx

class INT : {
  long obj;
 public:
  INT (int i)        { obj = (i << 3) ; }
  operator int ()    { return obj >> 2; }
};

main () 
{
  register INT  i = 3;
}

>g++ -S d.cxx
d.cxx:2: parse error before `{'
/usr/local/bin/gcc: Internal compiler error: program cc1plus got fatal signal 11


By the way, if I remove the ':', I get the following message with option -O2 :
d.cxx: In function `int  main ()':
d.cxx:11: warning: address requested for `i', which is declared `register'

It were OK if I were using variable 'i' but I don't. I thought I would have got a message
telling I am not using 'i' instead ?  

If you have any idea how I could find and remove the bug, I would appreciate any help.
Thanks.
        
        A. de Maricourt