🚀 go-pugleaf

As an update to my message yesterday, here is a replacement for 
DirectoryEntry.h which will compile fine normally and produce the internal
compiler error if BUG is defined.  In order to cause correct compilation,
I had to add 'int foo;' to the class definition, although the data type,
name, and position (ordering or private/public) do not seem to matter --
adding other data types works as well.

I believe I also forgot to mention that I am running this on a DECsystem 5500
and Ultrix 4.2.

 -Chris Lang
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#	DirectoryEntry.h
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echo x - DirectoryEntry.h
sed 's/^X//' >DirectoryEntry.h << 'END-of-DirectoryEntry.h'
X// This may look like C code, but it is really -*- C++ -*-
X
X#ifndef _directory_h
X#define _directory_h
X
Xclass DirectoryEntry {
X  private:
X    long len;
X    long st;
X    String name;
X  public:
X    DirectoryEntry(const DirectoryEntry &de) { 
X	len = de.len;
X	st = de.st;
X	name = de.name;
X    }
X    DirectoryEntry(String s) { name = s; }
X    long& length(void) { return len; }
X    long& start(void) { return st; }
X#ifndef BUG
X    int foo;
X#endif
X};
X
X
X#endif
END-of-DirectoryEntry.h
exit