Found compiler hang bug

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2 total messages Started by Stephen Ng Thu, 27 Apr 1989 14:55

#1918

Author: Stephen Ng
Date: Thu, 27 Apr 1989 14:55

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dear gnu,

i found a bug that hangs g++ version 1.34.0.  it is:

int foo();
class C {
        friend int foo();
};

bar()
{
        foo();
}


io get this to work, remove the first declaration of int foo().

i believe our C++ code is correct; the two declarations are not contradictory.

stephen ng

Re: Found compiler hang bug

#1922

Author: Doug Schmidt
Date: Fri, 28 Apr 1989 03:11

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In article <8904271456.AA18302@lotus.lotus.com> lotus!steveng@GARP.MIT.EDU (Stephen Ng) writes:
++ 
++ dear gnu,
++ 
++ i found a bug that hangs g++ version 1.34.0.  it is:
++ 
++ int foo();
++ class C {
++         friend int foo();
++ };
++ 
++ bar()
++ {
++         foo();
++ }
++ 
++ 

This does not hang with g++ 1.35, although I'm not sure if the message is
correct:

----------------------------------------
g++ bug.c
bug.c:3: friend `foo' implicitly overloaded
bug.c:1: after declaration of non-overloaded `int foo ()'
----------------------------------------

Anyone have any comments?

Doug
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