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// Compiling this file with gcc 2.2.1:
// as follows: g++ -c g.cc
// produces the messages:
// 	g.cc: In method `ArrayNode::ArrayNode (int)':
//	g.cc:20: too few arguments for method `operator new'
//
// I can almost believe this is right, since I have overloaded
// operator new here so that the obvious call that might be generated
// silently in the CTOR would not match. However, that it supposed
// to be an implementation detail of the compiler, and should not
// show thru. In fact, you should generate a call to the two argument
// version - I think. In this particular instance, I have no intention
// of ever allocating any of these nodes on the free store anyhow, and
// so its silly that I should have to overload new here additionally
// to take one arg, just so that can get stuck into my CTOR code.
// BTW, this compiles fine with CFront 2.1.
typedef unsigned size_t;
class ArrayNode {
	public:
		ArrayNode (int item): fItem (item){}		// I am line 20
		~ArrayNode (){}
		int	fItem;

		static void* operator new (size_t, void* p) { return (p); }
		static void  operator delete (void*) {}
};