g++ bug in 3.3.2: function pointer args and templates

[Greg Lindahl <lindahl at pathscale dot com>]

The following program compiles OK in gcc 3.2.2 and 3.4.0 but gives a syntax
error in gcc 3.3.2.

OK with: gcc 3.2.2-5 as distributed in Red Hat 9 i386
Not OK with: gcc 3.3.2-1 as distributed in Fedora Core 1 x86_64
OK with: gcc 3.4.0-1 as distributed in Fedora Core 2 i386

I'm not a C++ language laywer, but supposedly Sun's language lawyer
has blessed this example.

g++ -c test4.cc
test4.cc: In member function `AttributeT<char*, int>*
   AttrManager::NewUserAttribute(const char*, const VcbSearchSet&)':
test4.cc:40: error: `NewAttribute<char*, int>' undeclared (first use this
   function)
test4.cc:40: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each
   function it appears in.)

--------- test4.cc -------------------------------------------------------------

#define NULL 0x00000000
class AttrManager;

static AttrManager* attr_manager;

template <class T, class Obj>
class AttributeT {
public:
  int x;
};

class VcbSearchSet {

  public:
    VcbSearchSet(void*);
};


class AttrManager {
public:
  AttrManager();
  ~AttrManager();

  template <class T, class Obj>
  AttributeT<T, Obj>* NewAttribute(const char* name, int vm,
    const char* help, const VcbSearchSet& vcbs,
    T (*default_value_function) (),
    int (*check_obj_and_value_function) (Obj*,T)
  )
  {
    return NULL;
  }

  AttributeT<char*, int>* AttrManager::NewUserAttribute(const char* name,
  const VcbSearchSet& vcbs)
  {
    int avm_user = 1;
    return attr_manager->
      AttrManager::NewAttribute<char*, int>(name, avm_user,
      "user defined", vcbs, (char*(*)())NULL, (int(*)(int*,char*))NULL);
  }

};