egcs-971105 bugs

["Schoder, Markus" <Markus dot Schoder at dresdner-bank dot de>]

The following 3 code snippets fail to compile on egcs-971105.  I think
all
of them are ANSI compliant.


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struct A { char *p; void f(); };
void A::f() { delete A::p; }
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egcs1.cc: In method `void A::f()':
egcs1.cc:2: type `char * A::*' argument given to `delete', expected
pointer

egcs is clearly misinterpreting A::p as a pointer to member
(delete[] A::p does work though).


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struct A { enum { a } *x; int f() { return a; } };
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egcs2.cc: In method `int A::f()':
egcs2.cc:1: `a' undeclared (first use this function)
egcs2.cc:1: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
egcs2.cc:1: for each function it appears in.)

This is an obvious egcs bug.


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struct A {};
struct B { A A; };
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egcs3.cc:2: declaration of identifier `A' as `struct A A'
egcs3.cc:1: conflicts with other use in class as `struct A'

I'm not completely sure about that one.


Bye
Markus