In a header file a class is declared. One of the methods of the class, namely:

    public:
        void    setTimeout(void){m_dtDateTime.setNow();}

was mistakenly defined as:
        void    setTimeout(void){m_dtDateTime.setNow;}.

This resulted in a segfault. "setNow" is a: 
	void setNow(void); 
and is a member of another class.

"setTimeout" is on line 59 in the header file. Here's the command line and the error msgs:

c++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I /home/alexe/work/vm/vmshared -I /home/alexe/work/vm/vminternal -I /home/alexe/work/vm/vminternal/tcp -I /home/alexe/work/bm/bminternal/threads  -I /home/alexe/work/bm/bminternal/packets -I /usr/local/ssl/include     -g -g -O2 -Wall -Wno-unused   -c VMScheduler.cpp
VMScheduler.h: In method `BOOL VMScheduler::forceEvent (int, BMObject 
*, int)':
VMScheduler.h:59: Internal error: Segmentation fault.

After correcting the error the code compiled properly (no warnings, no errors) and there was no segfault anymore.

I am sorry for being unable to submit the full source to you, but will gladly answer your questions if you have any. Here's the class declaration:

class SMSTimerEvent : public VMObject
{
friend VMScheduler;
        ccDateTime     	m_dtDateTime;
        smsTimerCode_t 	m_iCode;
        BOOL            m_bRecurring;  
    public:
        SMSTimerEvent(){m_iCode = TE_INVALID; setParent(NULL); setEmplr(NULL);};
        SMSTimerEvent(ccDateTime& t, smsTimerCode_t c, BOOL recr, VMObject* ptrObj, VMObject* ptrParent);
        
        BOOL    isTimeout(void){return m_dtDateTime.isExpired();}
        void    setTimeout(void){m_dtDateTime.setNow();}
        
        BOOL    isRecurring(void){return m_bRecurring;}
       
        virtual ~SMSTimerEvent(){};
        void    dump(int=0);
        void    process(void);
};

Release:
gcc --version = 2.96

Environment:
RedHat 7.0, PII-400Mhz, 128MB, bash, non-root user