C++ compile -vs- errors in structure definition

[Tom Tromey <tromey at cygnus dot com>]

I'm using a fairly recent (last couple of weeks) g++ from the cvs
repository (head branch).

Consider this incorrect program:

================================================================
typedef int (*fptr) (void);

extern int func1 (void);
extern int func2 (int);

struct ts
{
  fptr one;
  fptr two;
};

ts the_ts =
{
  func2,
  func1
};
================================================================

If I compile this, I expect to get an error about the use of `func2'
in the `the_ts' structure.  I do get such an error, but the line
number is wrong:

    creche. g++ -fsyntax-only foo.cc 
    foo.cc:16: cannot convert `int (*) (int)' to `int (*) ()' in initialization

I expect line 14 and not 16.

If I have a very large structure (for instance, the structure used for
JNI has something like 100 function pointers in it), it becomes very
hard to find the actual incorrect line.

Tom