Mark Mitchell <mark@codesourcery.com> writes:
| PR 21210 is a complaint that G++ 4.0 has stopped allowing conversions
| from integers to "__complex__ float". This is a perfectly reasonable
My reading of the PR is a bit different, especially comment #1
typedef float __complex__ fcomplex;
fcomplex cplx = fcomplex();
which effectively produces the error
21210.C:2: error: invalid cast from type 'int' to type 'float __complex__'
which is at least disturbing, because there is not cast and no int
here. Rather, there is a default value fcomplex() being requested and
copied into another fcomplex. There is no conversion requested. That
appears to me to be entirely isolated from the std::complex<> thingy.
Why is that observation flawed?