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Let's just say that g++ works differently than cxx (DEC's implementation)
and that it does not make sense to me.  Given the following code:

class Link1 {
  Link1*  _next;
public:
  void next(Link1* new_next);
};

You can pass the integer constant 0 to the function, which is correct.

Link1 x;
x.next(0); // this works!

However, you can't declare an integer constant of zero, as has been my habit:

const int nil = 0;
x.next(nil);

It doesn't work.

Thanks,
Dov Kruger