🚀 go-pugleaf

We are currently using the GNU C++ compiler version 1.34.2.
While using the compiler I discovered the following two
problems:

1) The sample program

#include <stdio.h>

main()
{
  printf("SIZE: %d\n", sizeof( typeof(int[3]) ) );
}

compiles and produces the expected output: `SIZE: 12'.
I would expect the following similar program to produce
an output like `SIZE: 4', but actually, the program doesn't
compile at all.

#include <stdio.h>

main()
{
  printf("SIZE: %d\n", sizeof(typeof(* typeof(int[3]) ) ) );
}

Starting the compiler with: bin/g++ demo.cc -o demo
results in the following error message:
In function int main ():
demo.cc:5: parse error before `)'

2) Initializing a struct parameter with a default value doesn't work,
though I could find nothing in the documentation which tells me that
this is not supposed to work. The following sample program

#include <stdio.h>

struct example
{ int a;
  float b;
};

void dummy(example demo ={5, 3.1415})
{ printf("Result: %d %f\n", demo.a, demo.b);
}

main()
{ example yyy;
  example xxx = {1, 1.0};
  dummy( yyy );
  dummy();
  dummy( xxx );
}

was compiled with: bin/g++ demo.cc -o demo
and produced the following result:
Result: 0 0.000000
Result: 0 0.000000
Result: 1 1.000000
instead of:
Result: 0 0.000000
Result: 5 3.141400
Result: 1 1.000000
which I think is the correct answer.

Thomas Kunz  XITITKUN@DDATHD21.BITNET
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