Bug with function attributes in class scope.

[Paul Derbyshire <pderbysh at usa dot net>]

template <class T, class tag>
struct __math_traits_base {
  static bool specialized (void) throw () __attribute__ ((__const__));
  static bool specialized (void) throw () { return false; }
};

causes an error on the definition line claiming the function is already
defined.

template <class T, class tag>
struct __math_traits_base {
  static bool specialized (void) throw () __attribute__ ((__const__)) {
return false; }
};

causes a "parse error before {" on the function definition line.

template <class T, class tag>
struct __math_traits_base {
  static bool specialized (void) throw () { return false; } __attribute__
((__const__));
};

causes a very strange error message for the same line.

template <class T, class tag>
struct __math_traits_base {
  static bool specialized (void) __attribute__ ((__const__)) throw () {
return false; }
};

causes a "parse error before 'throw'".

Since egcs seems to puke no matter where I put the attribute, it's not just
being picky about where I put it. It's a bug.

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