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Internal compiler error with egcs 980315



	Hi!

	I was compiling a C++ program and I recieved a "Internal compiler
error" message. I isolated the code as much as I could. I'm sendind the
log (with my egcs version) with the bugged-source attached. Just uudecode
the message.
	I think the syntatical analyzer bugs if you call a member function
pointer in an array. It not a serious bug ('cause we can work it out with
parentesis), but it doesn't hurt to take a look. I don't have the sources,
if I had I would be glad to track this bug.

	Thanks for your time,
	Ranaur

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Script started on Sat Mar 13 18:08:07 1999
ranaur@elbereth:[51]~> g++ --version
egcs-2.90.27 980315 (egcs-1.0.2 release)
ranaur@elbereth:[52]~> g++ t.c
t.c: In method `C::C()':
t.c:20: Internal compiler error.
t.c:20: Please submit a full bug report to `egcs-bugs@cygnus.com'.
ranaur@elbereth:[53]~> uuencode t.c < t.c
begin 600 t.c
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M.CHJ:6YI="DH*3L*"7T@85LQ,%T["@H):6YT(&EN:70H*3L*"4,H*3L*?3L*
M"D,Z.D,H*0I["@EI;G0@:3L*"@DO*B!)="!W;W5L9"!S96=F875L="`N+BX@
M;F\@<')O8FQE;2`N+BX@270@=V]N)W0@8V]M<&EL92`N+BX@.BTI("HO"@EF
M;W(H(&D@/2`P.R!I(#P@,3`[(&DK*R`I"@D)85MI72YI;FET*"D["GT*"FEN
M="!#.CII;FET*"D*>PH)<')I;G1F*"`B8V%L;&5D.B!I;G0@0SHZ:6YI=%QN
M(B`I.PI]"@II;G0@;6%I;B@@:6YT(&%R9V,L(&-H87(@*BIA<F=V("D*>PH)
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end
ranaur@elbereth:[54]~> exit

Script done on Sat Mar 13 18:08:40 1999

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