GCC 2.2.2: no error messages for uninitialized const's

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From: Gerald Baumgartner
Date: Thu, 03 Sep 1992 21:36

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Given the class declaration

	class c { public: int foo (void); };

the declaration

	const c o;

produces the error message

	stdin:2: uninitialized const `o'

I would expect similar behavior for the declarations

	const int i;
	c * const p;

but both pass without an error message.

--Gerald

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Subject: GCC 2.2.2: no error messages for uninitialized const's
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