G++ bug

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From: Michael Tiemann
Date: Fri, 28 Jul 1989 21:53

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The current version of GNU C++ is > 1.35.0, with work presently going
on on 1.36.0.  In this version, there is no abort.  However, you
have a name conflict between the member `last' and the member function
`last'.  You should not expect the compiler to figure out which one
you meant by context, since there are contexts where either might be
suitable.

Michael

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