Re: g++: Internal compiler error

[Mark Mitchell <mmitchell at usa dot net>]

>>>>> "Peter" == Peter Schmid <schmid@ltoi.iap.physik.tu-darmstadt.de> writes:

    Peter> egcs-2.91.13 generates an internal compiler error while
    Peter> compiling the following file.  The program works as
    Peter> expected with the previous egcs-snapshot egcs-2.91.12.

    Peter> Peter Schmid

    Peter> cat t2.C #include<iostream> #include<list>

    Peter> template <class T> void rev(const list<T>& L) {
    Peter> list<T>::const_reverse_iterator rfirst(L.end());
    Peter> list<T>::const_reverse_iterator rlast(L.begin());

This is a bug in the `implicit typename' extension.  The standard
requires that you use `typename list<T>::const_reverse_iterator
rfirst' and so forth.  I think that this will work.  I've already let
Jason know about this bug, so hopefully he will get a chance to fix it
soon.

    Peter>    while (rfirst != rlast) cout << *rfirst++ << endl; }

    Peter> int array [] = { 1, 5, 2, 3 };

    Peter> int main () { list<int> v (array, array + 4); rev(v); }

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